No, The Constitution Does Not Allow Children Born Of Non-Citizens To Become President Of The United States
by Paul Ingrassia Jan. 19, 2024 7:45 am
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/01...ldren-born-non/


Nikki Haley, the daughter of two non-citizens, is patently ineligible to serve as President or Vice President under Article II, Section 1 of the Constitution

The following analysis is a detailed response to critiques of an article I wrote earlier this month that garnered national attention, and was even Truthed by President Trump, shedding light on Nikki Haley’s ineligibility to serve as President or Vice President under the Constitution. My article was published originally on my Substack and American Greatness, and was titled “The Constitution Absolutely Prohibits Nikki Haley From Being President Or Vice President.”
As A Threshold Matter, Nikki Haley, The Daughter Of Two Non-Citizens, Must Provide Proof That Her Parents Were Lawful Residents When She Was Born

As we head into the New Hampshire Republican primary, the presidential field has consolidated around three major candidates: Donald Trump, the frontrunner by wide margins, Nikki Haley, and Ron DeSantis. With Vivek Ramaswamy’s distant fourth place finish in Iowa and subsequent endorsement of the 45th President, Trump’s edge in New Hampshire looks insurmountable.

Recent polling suggests that he commands an outright majority of all New Hampshire GOP voters, meaning that even if all the remaining candidates dropped out and rallied around a single challenger to Trump, their collective effort would still fail – without, perhaps, outside help from Democrats and Independents. With recent reports that Ron DeSantis’ War Room has been dissolved, and all the staff being laid off in the aftermath of Iowa’s disaster, it seems to have proven true Nikki Haley’s post-Iowa declaration that the Republican Primary has now become “a two person race.”

That is, unless the Constitution has any say.

If the only two remaining viable candidates are, in fact, Trump and Haley, it should actually just be a one-person race. That is because of the two, Donald Trump is the only candidate still running who qualifies as a natural-born citizen under the Constitution’s Eligibility Clause in Article II, Section 1. Unlike Nikki Haley, President Trump’s two parents were both citizens at the time he was born on American soil, in Queens, New York, in 1946. His father was a citizen by birthright, his mother was naturalized – and completed the naturalization process years before Trump’s birth. Therefore, he meets the Constitutional standard for eligibility.-- excerpt, rest at link above --

No, she's not, Tinker. Makes you wonder why all of these people in that situation have gotten pushed to the top too.

I've read a couple of these Paul Ingrassia articles on this topic lately.... overall he gets it right, but I found the articles rather dense and needlessly confusing...

I've always thought that explaining how nbC stems clearly from Natural Law, versus citizenship by statute (the reliance on human created statutes or laws for citizenship) in a really simple way is the most logical way that can be understood by any rational, clear thinking person... of course, one must also dispel the notion that "naturalization" only means people going through a public ceremony to obtain citizenship, versus the broader meaning of "naturalization" that encompasses all of the human created statutes or laws for citizenship, that are relied on (and necessary!) for citizenship to be granted to all others that are not nbC...