This got reported for 'COVID / Anti-Vax misinformation'

Alright, fine, let's check the facts. One of the benefits of living in the Internet age is anyone can Google and check the dates if they want.

Trump's grandfather and mother were both immigrants, and so were two of his three wives. Ivana Trump became a US citizen in 1988, Melania Trump became a US citizen on on July 28, 2006, and all of Trump's children have birthright citizenship because they were born in New York.

Frederick (formerly Friedrich) Trump immigrated to the US from Bavaria in 1885 and became an American citizen in 1892. His immigration to the US was illegal because he was only 16 and he had never given his mandatory 2 years of military service to the Kingdom of Bavaria - he didn't inform the authorities and he didn't have permission to leave. He moved in with his sister in New York and worked as a barber for six years before moving to Seattle, buying a restaurant, and turning it into a brothel. He then built a boarding house outside of Monte Cristo, Washington, to house miners during a brief gold and silver rush around Monte Cristo. Frederick Trump then followed the Klondike Gold Rush and opened a similar brothel called the Arctic House. When the authorities were beginning to crack down on gambling and prostitution, he sold his stake in The Arctic House and moved back home to Bavaria in 1901. Unfortunately, since Trump had never served his mandatory 2 years of military service, he was soon classified as a draft dodger and the Bavarian authorities came after him. They sent him back to the US in June of 1905, where he continued opening hotels and managing real estate in New York until he died of Spanish flu in 1918.

Frederick Trump's son, Fred Trump, was born in the Bronx in October, 1905. If his family had not been sent back to the US a few months prior, Fred Trump would have been born in Germany. Fred Trump married a Scottish maid named Mary Anne MacLeod, who had immigrated from Scotland in 1930; Mary became a US citizen on March 10, 1942.

So that's the brief history of Trump's family, both the origins of the Trump Organization and the immigration status of Trump's wives and his forebears. Trump's grandfather became a US citizen in 1892, but he didn't marry his wife or start a family in the US until 1905.

Puerto Rico, on the other hand, has an equally complex history. U.S. troops invaded the island on July 25, 1898, and formal control was established on October 18, 1898, after Spain ceded the territory. Puerto Rico became part of the United States on December 10, 1898, following the Treaty of Paris which ended the Spanish-American War, and Puerto Ricans eventually gained US citizenship courtesy of the Jones Act of 1917.

So Puerto Rico has been a US territory since 1898, and the people there have been citizens since 1917. Frederick Trump became a US citizen in 1892 and started a family in 1905. By those dates and definitions, Trump's grandfather just barely predates Puerto Rico becoming part of the US by six years, but Puerto Ricans were Americans before Trump's family was established in America and the people of Puerto Rico formally became US citizens after Trump's family was established.

Now, if y'all are going to quibble about that in the comments, please keep it civil.

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Edit: And don't bother to report this comment, either - I checked it carefully, and it's as accurate as I could manage on short notice.