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My apologies - that was Whiskey X and others who attempted to carve out another category - that being “native born”.

Do you agree with me then that there IS no such category in U.S. law?

Or are you attempting to carve out a category of citizenship that the Constitution made no mention of?

If we agree that currently there are only naturalized and natural born citizens of these United States that is EXCELLENT.

Now you just have to show me where U.S. law specifies that naturalization law covers one who is a U.S. citizens at birth.

Do you agree with me then that there IS no such category in U.S. law?
Your incomprehension is astounding! Native born isn't a "category" of citizens to begin with! It's a term of art and it pertains to the location of birth.
People who are born on U.S. soil are all "native born" as in "native to the soil whereupon they're born".
A child born to U.S. citizens while they're in France isn't a native born citizen of America as they're born in France.

Now you just have to show me where U.S. law specifies that naturalization law covers one who is a U.S. citizens at birth.
Why would you ask me to show you what you know already exists?

One need only be born a U.S. citizen under U.S. law (which should always be in accordance with natural law) to be a natural born citizen.
What US law in particular are you talking about?
What U.S. law am I talking about? ALL U.S. law concerning granting citizenship at birth - of course.
What U.S law are you talking about anyway?