[Ramius]

No, you’re just wrong. part 1401 does refer specifically to persons born in the U.S.

[philman_36]

No, you’re just wrong. part 1401 does refer specifically to persons born in the U.S.
Where did I say that it didn't?
All I said was..."And, once again, 1401 says nothing whatsoever about natural born citizenship."
If it does then showcase it. And explain how Congress overstepped it's Constitutional powers in the process.

[fireman15]

No, you’re just wrong. part 1401 does refer specifically to persons born in the U.S.

This has been hashed out dozens of times here in the past. part 1401 refers to persons born in the U.S., but it makes no mention anywhere in the entire document about the term or meaning of the term “natural born citizen”. “Natural Born Citizen” as used in the Constitution of the United States was clearly refering to a person born within the boarders of the United States with two citizen parents. Don’t feel bad you are not the only one who remains confused on this issue. I challenge you to search for the term “natural born” anywhere in the “United States Code”. Then report back here with your findings.