Wrong, try again.
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The court ruled that he was a citizen by birth, i.e. a natural born citizen.
NOPE! Not the same thing at all!
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"i.e." means "that is" or "in essence". You've handwaved over two different terms that mean different things and declared them to mean the same thing.
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A "citizen by birth" is not the same thing as a "natural born citizen." Aldo Mario Bellei of Rogers v Bellei was a "citizen at birth" but he lost his citizenship for failure to meet residency requirements. There ARE no residency requirements for a "natural born citizen."
It is another lie to argue that a "citizen at birth" mean the same thing as "natural born citizen."
Citizen by birth
You added the i.e. natural born citizen.
Citizen by birth does not translate to natural born citizen. You can have a Mexican woman run across the border, give birth on our land and that child is now a citizen by birth. Do you call that a natural born citizen? Could that child be President? I would love an answer on that!