Can a naturalized citizen of the United States—that is, someone who was not born in the US, but who successfully has applied for and been granted citizenship—become President of the United States?

The Constitution requires the President to be a “natural-born Citizen,” as well as at least 35 years old and a U.S. resident for 14 years. Becoming a citizen through naturalization does not satisfy the natural-born-citizen requirement, regardless of marriage or length of residence. So the correct choice is B, “No, not currently.”

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