You clearly know nothing about the way things have been since the country was founded. Because when the country was first founded, each state made its own requirements for citizenship, and you were a citizen of your state, not of the US. That lasted until the ratification of the 14th Amendment in 1868, when citizenship was federalized. And then in 1898, in United States v. Wong Kim Ark, the supreme court clarified that only children born in the US to foreigners are US citizens only if the foreigners are PERMANENT RESIDENTS who:are living and conducting business in the USare not diplomatic employees of a foreign nation, andare not members of a foreign occupation force.
This will go to the supreme court, and they will further clarify that said foreign citizens must reside here LAWFULLY.