Schneider v. Rusk. 377 U.S. 163. 16566 (1964). reaffirmed the basic rule. going back to Osborn v. Bank of the United States. 9 Wheat. (22 U.S.) 738. 827 (1824). and embodied in the Fourteenth Amendment. that. with the exception to the qualification for the Presidency. the rights of naturalized citizens are of the same dignity and coextensive with those of native born citizens. Basically. every naturalized citizen has the same statute under our Constitution as every other citizen. whether native born or naturalized. Equal protection claims. however. are subject to the power of Congress to make differentiations for justifiable reasons. to further important governmental objectives. or to advance legitimate state interests. Bolling v.
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