What Types Of Citizens Are There In The United States

What Types Of Citizens Are There In The United States

There are multiple classes of citizen within the USA, such as:
  1. A state citizen which is born in one of the several states of the Union (not the United States), see Article 3 and the 11th Amendment of the Constitution.
  2. A “Citizen of the United States” as penned in Article 1 and Article 2 of the Constitution.
  3. A Non-citizen national, this also applies to those born in the unincorporated islands of the United States.
  4. United States citizen, which is a legal fiction and a franchise citizen of the federal corporation United States “District of Columbia” and any Constitutional rights.
  5. United States national, which is a legal fiction that does not have any Constitutional rights.
  6. 14th Amendment citizen, is someone born in the United States Territory and does not have any Constitutional rights.
  7. An alien who has no guaranteed rights whatsoever.
There are additional classes than those mentioned above; however, virtually all of them fall within (2) categories: those who (are working to) secure their rights - and those who have no rights.