The Constitution is subservient to the document which created it. The Constitution derives *IT'S* authority from the Declaration of Independence.
But you are right. I can argue anything I want, and it won't make the slightest difference to you. I have argued with you in the past, and you are simply unreachable with any form of fact or reason.
But don't despair, subjectivity is the norm nowadays. You have plenty of company. You are in the main herd.
It’s simply a matter of fact, DL. The Constitution lists 3 items that are the supreme law of the land: The Constitution itself, the laws Congress passes, and treaties.
Now, you have to believe you are the only one who knows how to interpret those correctly to believe that Congress has been mistaken since the very first naturalization law enacted in 1790 in the very first Congress and signed into law by George Washington. And every law since then preserves the decision that birth citizenship includes blood-based citizenship.
It’s not a matter of my being convinced by someone. It’s a matter of that being the law, of it being the law for hundreds of years, and of our recognizing the Congress having the authority to determine the law on that subject.