Words mean things in laws.
See Post 25, where the "and subject to the jurisdiction of" thingy rears it's little head again.
If you are a national of another country, and not a lawful immigrant alien, then you are just that: a national of another country. Your child inherits your nationality, regardless of where he is born. The fact that you walked in and decided to have a kid doesn't mean anything to the locals. You don't choose who is "them", they do.
Anything else is just tyranny!
I hope you’re right, friend.
I claim no expertise, but I’m not sure how a foreign visitor can be subject to our laws (stealing, speeding, etc.), but not be under our jusisdiction.
Are you saying that a German citizen who commits a crime by coming to the US illegally is not subject to US jusisdiction under the law?