Please note that the following primer is just a brief overview of some of the issues that are covered in The Red Amendment. The book itself has over twelve times the content and information that the following writing contains.
As some people may understand who have been in the “freedom movement”, there has been a long-term debate on the term “citizen of the United States”.
This article is of purpose to expand on the various types of citizenship that are present in the union that is named The United States of America. When you set out to read the contents herein, you will undoubtedly note that the term citizen is used in somewhat of a vague manner. It is ventured that there is a specified purpose for this measure.
American Citizen
To set the premise on this infamous term in question—citizen of the United States—we should first ascertain what a citizen is in affiliation to American law. In regard, see this common definition from the online encyclopedia, Wikipedia:
• Citizenship. Citizenship is membership in a political community (originally a city but now usually a state), and carries with it rights to political participation; a person having such membership is a citizen.
Citizen of the United States Examined 
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