For immigration and asylum seeking purposes & and according to INA; am I considered as citizen of the country of birth or the country of nationality?

Dear Madam/Sir, Does Section 202(b) of INA (Rules for Chargeability), which indicate that "For the purposes of this Act the foreign state to which an immigrant is chargeable shall be determined by birth within such foreign state ", is limited for the purposes of a numerical level established under subsection (a)(2) of the said section? In other words; I was born in Syria from Jordanian father and Syrian mother, and I lived there for the majority of my life, however I don't have Syrian passport nor Syrian citizenship statues, and my documents always were Jordanian. Bear on mind that I habitually resided in Syria prior to entering the United States, and haven't been to Jordan for residence purposes for the entire of my life. To conclude, I thought that I could be treated as Syrian even though I was entered to the US using my valid Jordanian document, and consequently I might be eligible for TPS "Temporary Protected Status" when it's re-open for registration as long as Syria is on it.