What government has no recognition or protection by the U.S. Constitution?

Answer 1

The U.S. Constitution does not recognize or provide protection for any government that operates outside the framework established by it, including any form of authoritarian regime or insurgent government. Specifically, governments that engage in insurrection against the constitutional order, such as rebel factions or self-declared autonomous regions, lack constitutional legitimacy. Additionally, the Constitution primarily recognizes the federal and state governments as legitimate entities.