Jindal was born in Baton Rouge to parents who were here legally, and were legally under U.S. jurisdiction (i.e., not under diplomatic immunity, not soldiers of a foreign power at war against the U.S.). That means he's legally a U.S. citizen according to case law (
U.S. v. Wong Kim Ark) and the obvious interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
(Whether he's an NBC eligible to run for President may, or may not, be a different question. Federal case law is crystal clear that he's a citizen, though.)
Right. My question was: Can Jindal run for POTUS?
Of course... legal scholars would be crawling out of the woodwork to say, “No!”