I see you didn’t really address my point. You just cited a bunch of 19th century cases, half of which came before the 14th amendment so they are completely irrelevant. Throw out 1814, 1830, 1856, and 1863. The 14th wasn’t passed until 1868 and if any of those pre-1868 cases had some two-parent requirement for U.S. citizenship, the 14th trumps them all.
“the 14th trumps them all.”
It doesn’t rewrite the CONSTITUTION....lol
I already addressed the 14th Amendment and your misunderstanding of it. I’m amazed that you keep throwing out court decisions and judicial opinions based on their date and the life status of those who made them. That is new. I guess the entire Constitution is irrelevant on that basis. lol