Who are Naturalized citizens?

Naturalized citizens are citizens of foreign countries that are given United States citizenship after the person fulfills all the criterion's set by the United States Congress in the Immigration and Nationality Act. The naturalized citizens enjoy all the rights that a normally born citizen of the United States enjoy, but they can never stand for the post of President or the Vice-President of the United States of America. The process of being a Naturalized citizen differs from country to country as they have separate clauses added for being the citizen. Every individual has to adhere to these rules to become the Naturalized citizen of that country.