You probably have US citizenship two or three ways. One by refence to any state law on the subject of citizenship, coupled with Article IV, Section 2; and the other by the 14th amendment coupled with being born subject to the jurisdiction of the US. It happens that there is a US statute that repeats the words of the 14th amendment, but if that statute was missing, the 14th amendment would still be there.
Your citizenship does not depend on an act of Congress, and you had it from birth any way you slice it, born on the soil, AND passed from your parents.
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Ted Cruz’s father was not loyal to the United States.
He left it in the raging portion of the Vietnam war and took on Canadian citizenship long before he took US citizenship. He did not return until the Vietnam War was over.
His son was born to a man who could not have been more clear at the time that he did not care if his son was a Canadian.