Which of the following individuals is constitutionally qualified to become President?
A. George, 40 years old, who was born in Florida but who spent his entire life living in Cuba.
B. John, 32 years old, who was born to American parents on a military base in Germany.
C. Abigail, 61 years old, who is British by birth but attained legal U.S. citizenship through naturalization.
D. James, 37 years old, who was born in Texas to parents from Mexico.
E. Alexander, 57 years old, who doesn't hold U.S. citizenship but lives in the U.S. legally as a resident alien.
Answer: D
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