Sorry but no "bill in Congress" can bypass the Constitution. You need to stop denying that you're saying a law can supersede it then follow that by calling for a law to supersede the Constitution. It simply will not happen. The 14th Amendment grants birthright citizenship to all people born on US soil except for the offspring of foreign diplomats or ministers, or hostile invading armies. Always has been this way. Sen. Howard's quote does not say what you claim. It supports me. You claim Howard "clearly stated the citizenship clause didn't include illegal aliens nor temporary visa holders." Show us where Howard "clearly states" this. You can't because he didn't. Howard said no such thing, he said only that the offspring of foreign diplomats or ministers were not covered, which is and always has been the case.

Liberals "believe this clause is based on common law" because it is. For centuries, this has been true. This is not even remotely open to dispute.