Does Establishing A Trust Make Me A State Citizen
No. The trust itself
is sui juris (independent) and merely has the same freedoms as a state
citizen. One is a state citizen by means of being on the state's land, pledging
to protect it and even when in other states one is still of their original
state by having reason to return to it again (family, property, job, etc.).
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