That's complete BS btw.
The SCOTUS has repeatedly espoused the opinion that a NBC is a person that was born within the allegiance and the dominion of the sovereign- born in the country IOW. This is repeatedly held up in United States v. Wong Kim Ark opinion and is also stated flatly in Justice Curtis's dissenting opinion in Dred Scott.
SCOTUS? Seriously? I don’t see them as following the constitution any more than congress or Obozo.
US v. Wong Kim Ark was a legal travesty by a court packed with corporate lawyers. Read the dissent by Chief Justice Fuller. It's a landmark of legal scholarship by comparison.
Soil doesn't impart culture. Parentage does.
The Framers rejected the notion that a “subject” of a sovereign in English Law equates to a “citizen” in a constitutional republic as part of a rejection of English common law and English law generally as the law of the newborn republic. I do not believe analyses based on this comparison based on a surmise from the Framers’ “familiarity” with English law will stand up in court. Story’s Commentaries reject this notion, among other authorities. Some argue that the Law of Nations which the Framers were familiar with and looked to in matters of citizenship meant the law of America as a nation was modeled on the English law of that nation because of the surmised familiarity with the language of English law. When British warships impressed American seamen on the theory of the seamen having been born as his Majesty’s subjects, we went to war to consolidate the Revolution and reject that idea. Citizens of this Republic owe not allegiance to any sovereign save the Constitution itself. It is that which all public officeholders swear to uphold, protect and defend. You can only be natural born as a citizen if you are born in this country or on its territory with parents both of whom are citizens of this country because it is only then that you are a citizen completely under the Constitution with no allegiance to anything else as sovereign over yourself. Only here, under our Constitution, are the citizens sovereign over the government. At least that was the intent at the Framing. Here a citizen, to be natural born as such in order to be eligible for the presidency, must owe allegiance only to the sovereignty of his fellow citizens of this nation.