[philman_36]

But the language they were all familiar with in the legal terms “natural born” and “naturalized” - came from England.
So no other nations had laws governing their citizens and only the British model of citizenship was used as a source.
Sorry, just ain't buying it.

And, contrary to your implication, the principle behind it was completely different...sovereign citizens aren't subjects.

[allmendream]

If so where is that understanding reflected in the Constitution?

Penumbras and emanations again?

The U.S. Constitution currently envisions only TWO types of U.S. citizen - those that were born with natural allegiance and those that had to be naturalized into that state of natural allegiance.