jim and i both went to your mercy of chicago, we both .lerked for clarence thomas where we disagree here, and disagree rather strongly, is what the intent of that clause meant. i thought it was very telling that jim said in his first's of this, that all were subject to citizens. he then later went back to the actual language, where it said, "subject to the jurisdiction," not "subject to the laws." he claims that the supreme court president and executive branch position is that that is synonymous to law. and that the only people intended to be excluded from the second element of the citizenship guarantee are those who are children of ambassadors. i would add, because he did not add it, but children of invading armies. there is one other category, children born on a ship while docked in u.s. port. the question for us is is that all that the citizenship clause was intended to convey? on every one of these points, i think the argument is exactly the opposite of what jim has laid out. for the people who drafted the 14th of mimic, after those that ratified it, there was agreement . that is sub