system
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human
I see no reason why a foreign-born, naturalised citizen of the USA should not be eligible for the Presidency.

The Constitution requires that the President be born in the States, which excludes naturalised citizens; people who have actively selected to live in the States, rather than those who have had the luxury of being born here through no choice of their own. If all men are created equal, it cannot be justified to claim that an American born in America has more right to the presidency than a foreign citizen who has chosen naturalisation.

Foreigners can run for the Senate, for the House, and can sit as Governors. Arnold Schwarzenegger sat as Governor of California, for example, and no one had a problem with that.
gpt
The best argument I've heard is that, unlike those other positions, the president is supposed to be the leader of our foreign policy. 

Whether a foreign-born president would inevitably favor his home nation more than is best for the U.S. is of course imponderable.

However, such a president would always be *viewed* as favoring their home nation, which would hamper the effectiveness of our foreign policy.