Why would renouncing my USA citizenship automatically mean I'm no longer a citizen of the nation of Florida also? Are the states truly free?

All you have to do is leave.

If the states were truly sovereign then they could issue their own passports, right? Why would a nation not allow me to travel into it by (permission?) from the sovereign nation of Florida?

Seems like the states are losing out on a ton of money by letting the union government regulate travel and issue passports. I don't need a passport to travel to another state in the USA, so the states should handle passports.

great legal, constitutional question

Thanks. I think so too. I hope some lawyers chime in.

Part of the Constitutional agreements of the USA tells that a State cannot have another state within it. If the union government has a power that overlays all States then they inherently broke their agreement upon signing it. If it doesn't then I can be in the nation of Florida and renounce my citizenship to the union government of Washington DC, since their requirement is that I be in another nation.

Which begs the question, where is the USA government?

Go south to The Keys and become part of the Conch Republic, I did. It was fun for about 4 to five years. Then it was time to grow up and move on, just like college.

Florida is not a nation dumbass.

It is a state within a nation.

It's a nation, it has its own constitution. I remember when my dad made his own Constitution. He probably posted it here in the late 90's.

It's a nation, it has its own constitution. I remember when my dad made his own Constitution. He probably posted it here in the late 90's.

Was I born in ALL STATES United or just one of them?

You must be from Flat Earth world where states are nations and there is some magic barrier preventing all the water from spilling over the sides.

The fact that someone would have to explain that to you tells me that you are a half of bubble off of plumb, and I would wager you have had several run ins with law enforcement.