As it is specifically responsible for CREATING THE NATION, I would suggest that any other document must be derived from the authority it embodies. It created an officially Separate government On July 4, 1776. If the Declaration of Independence wasn't our original governing charter, what was?
The Articles of Confederation were not ratified until 1781, which was five years later. What served as our governing document up to that point?
You can argue anything you want, but it’s still not listed in the Constitution as part of the supreme law of the land.
And it’s not fair for us to assume that Congresses over the years haven’t studied the subject using all the information that’s available.
They have been remarkably similar in where they came down: children born overseas to US citizens are themselves citizens at birth.
Some groups are upset because Congress disagrees with their own personal opinion. They’re allowed to be upset, I suppose, but the Constitution still gives the authority to decide these things to Congress and not to disgruntled groups.