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In response Joe Q Public to his Publication

If she was born on US soil which she was, that makes her a naturalized citizen. If she was born on foreign soil then one of her parents would have to be a natural citizen for her to be considered a citizen to make her eligible. She passes the citizenship issue since she was born in CA.

Natural born citizen is a specific term that involves one to be born in the US to parents who are already US citizens. If it took 5 years to be naturalized, then her parents weren't there long enough before her birth to have taken the oath.

https://www.scribd.com/doc/11737124/Citizenship-Terms-Used-in-the-U-S-Constitution-The-5-Terms-Defined-Some-Legal-Reference-to-Same

In response Blue Mangoes to her Publication

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In response yogini dancer to her Publication

Gotcha , so she would just be considered a citizen.