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In what section of the U.S. Constitution is the term "citizen" clearly defined?
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In what section of the U.S. Constitution is the term "citizen" clearly defined?
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In what section of the U.S. Constitution is the term "citizen" clearly defined?
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Natural-born-citizen- clause
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Someone who was either born in the USA or filed for citizenship (and obviously passed).
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