state Citizen aka One of the People vs. “citizen of the United States” (sole proprietor/estate/ens legis): The 14th Amendment Divide Between the “United States” (federal corporation) and the “united states of America” (sovereign states)

Description

This powerful legal study guide reveals the hidden divide created by the 14th Amendment — the transformation from sovereign state Citizens, one of the People, into statutory “citizens of the United States” bound under federal corporate jurisdiction. It traces how the federal government reclassified living men and women into ens legis entities (sole proprietors, estates, STRAW MAN franchises), converting inherent unalienable rights into mere regulated privileges.

Drawing from landmark cases including Dred Scott v. Sandford, Slaughter-House Cases, United States v. Anthony, and others, this resource clearly distinguishes the de jure sovereignty of a state Citizen from the de facto subject status of a federal citizen. It exposes how the “United States” operates as a federal corporation (28 U.S.C. § 3002(15)), while the several states remain the true de jure union of the People.

Key Insights Include:

• The legal redefinition of citizenship after the 14th Amendment

• The distinction between state Citizens, federal citizens, and one of the People

• Judicial authorities confirming these separate political statuses

• How federal jurisdiction attaches to the statutory ALL-CAPS entity, not the living man or woman

• Why reclaiming state Citizenship restores inherent sovereignty and constitutional standing

Purpose:
To equip readers with a clear, evidence-backed understanding of the legal and political status divide — empowering them to stand as one of the People, not as a corporate fiction or federal franchise.

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