Technically he could be mislabeled as a U.S. citizen, due to the poorly written & incorrect interpretation of the 14th amendment. The intention of the 14th Amendment was not to make citizens of people who bore children while granted admission into the U.S. on a temporary basis to attend school or hold temporary employment. Nor was the intention for it to make citizens out of people who had entered the country illegally. For a fraudulent act invalidates all.
I contend that the parents of Boris had to officially request that their son Boris be recognized as a citizen of the U.S. to be designated as a citizen. In 1964, the interpretation 14th Amendment was not viewed as it later became to be viewed.
Your contention would be wrong. When you are born in the United States you are automatically an American citizen.
There was no way “request” recognition. His birth made him a citizen, his birth certificate was proof.
The intentions of the writers of the 14th Amendment don’t mean squat. The plain text of the amendment is crystal clear.