Craig v. U.S., 10th Circuit Court of Appeals commentary citing Schneider v. Rusk (quoting Osborne) ...
No person has a right to be classified as a Natural born citizen; regardless of jus soli or jus resida.
The Constitution provides for the Congress to legislate the terms necessary for non-U.S. Citizen to become a Naturalized U.S. Citizen.
Consequently, only a Naturalized citizen can be disqualified for the office of POTUS.
Commentary, from a dismissed 10th circuit court of appeals case is pretty flimsy ground to build legal theories on. Especially NOVEL theories of “elimination,” which have no place whatsoever in the the history of the law.
One is, or is not, a Natural Born Citizen regardless of whether they are CLASSIFIED as one. It is only in the age of rampant judicial activism and the demonization of “ORIGINAL INTENT,” that it is possible for such a simple issue to be so obfuscated and prevented from being heard. That and the abuse of standing to prevent all discussion on the merits.