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Has President Obama reserved a burial space in Arlington National Cemetery when He dies after service as a President born in Kenya?
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All US Presidents have the right to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. The particular space is not reserved; rather it is determined at the time of death.
By the way, only a person born as a US Citizen can become president. Born in Hawaii and as a child of a US Citizen, Mr Obama is qualified.
There is documented proof, physically shown to the public that president Obama was born in Hawaii, US. But some Tea Party politicians and of course Donald Trump still try to make political mileage out of publicly doubting it. Whether or not he has already reserved a grave site anywhere is unknown; often decisions like these are only taken at the last moment, and Obama still is relatively young and healthy.
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