[philman_36]

Did I miss where you cited a conservative scholar who says that the native-born child of a foreigner is ineligible?
BTW, I normally would have replied Lawrence C. Sellin, Ph.D..
However, given the tendencies you've exhibited so far all you'll do is come back and say he is only a conservative scholar and that he isn't a "constitutional" scholar so his views don't count.

[BladeBryan]

“BTW, I normally would have replied Lawrence C. Sellin, Ph.D..
http://gsbs.umdnj.edu/alumni/sellin2006.html
However, given the tendencies you’ve exhibited so far all you’ll do is come back and say he is only a conservative scholar and that he isn’t a ‘constitutional’ scholar so his views don’t count.”

So your answer is ‘no’, you cannot cite even one constitutional scholar who says that the native-born child of a foreigner is ineligible.