* Denotes citizenship by naturalization.
- INDIA Senator Michael Bennet, Democrat of Colorado
- ITALY Representative Don Beyer Jr.,Democrat of Virginia
- CANADA Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas
- JAPAN Representative Diana DeGette,Democrat of Colorado
- THAILAND Representative Tammy Duckworth,Democrat of Illinois
- PERU Representative Jim Himes,Democrat of Connecticut
- JAPAN Senator Mazie Hirono, Democrat of Hawaii*
- TAIWAN Representative Ted Lieu, Democrat of California*
- CANADA Representative Sean Patrick Maloney, Democrat of New York
- PANAMA Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona
- FRANCE Representative Mark Meadows,Republican of North Carolina
- CUBA Representative Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Republican of Florida*
- GERMANY Representative David Rouzer,Republican of North Carolina
- MEXICO Representative Raul Ruiz,Democrat of California*
- CUBA Representative Albio Sires,Democrat of New Jersey*
- GUATEMALA Representative Norma J. Torres,Democrat of California*
- PAKISTAN Representative Chris Van Hollen,Democrat of Maryland
The six members who were born abroad to non-American parents are clearly ineligible to be president. (As a previous post noted, the number of immigrants in Congress is at an historically low level.) The debate surrounds the situation of the other 11: born abroad, but to at a least one American parent.