That’s only an amateur opinion. The federal courts have not ruled whether a person is naturalized or natural-born (as federal law from the 1790s says...) when one parent is a citizen and they are born on foreign soil.
“Natural born citizen” was a new term in the US Constitution. English law covers a “natural born subject” which is by definition, different.
A very good legal case can be made that natural born citizen = citizen from birth.
I found this on another thread. I can’t remember who posted it. Apparently their have been some rulings pertaining to this.
http://www.thepostemail.com/2009/10/18/4-supreme-court-cases-define-natural-born-citizen/
A very good legal case can be made that natural born citizen = citizen from birth.
Now, how does that read?
A very good case can be made that the moon is made of green cheese.