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United States v. Tom Homan, US Border Czar HA-28-3-25

 

In the United States Customs Court.  Trump's first alleged nuclear weapon detonation offense is brought to trial for contempt of Customs Court under 50USC§4812(a)(2)(A), 22USC§6301 and 28USC§1581. To prevent economic recession in six months, transitional US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) anticipatory tariffs 19USC§4513 must be repealed and Uruguay Round 19USC§3511(d) amended to include -3% industrialized, -0.3% developing Swiss Formula for Unilateral Tariff Reductions (2007). It is held the United States is liable to pay $5,000 UN Compensation to reintegrate every person arbitrarily exiled from United States economic growth, to be split in cases where consular documentation is needed pursuant to 24USC§322. The CC shall exercise judgment upon claims involving (poisoned) imports under 28USC§1583. The “refouler” ends with the arrest warrant for Tom Homan, Border Czar and quo warranto against ICE Rule 4 Fed. Crim. P and 50USC§24.

 

Elon Musk, DOGE eX rel v. Scott Bessent, Treasury Secretary HA-25-3-25

 

In the United States Customs Court. In re: Child Tax Credit April 15, 2025. Dear US Attorney c/o Pam Bondi, US Attorney General. I am obligated to “report abuse” to the US Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding the inability, of the now boycotted Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) X site, to receive HA website links, without committing three crimes (1) conducting unlawful surveillance of my phone I used to interact with the DOGE X site, (2) impersonating Bluehost bills, using European email addresses, and un-American numbers, sent to the email address I advertise on my website, and (3) 'Pornblock access to website login screen on my phone' that can evidently only be redressed by the convicted criminal. In lieu of 11 or 13 years in prison, Elon Musk (TX) and Mike Johnson (LA) are respectfully sentenced to a term of probation, life in Microsoft Office, while New York, Louisiana and Texas jurists are recused from volunteering for the United States Customs Court ruling the United States, for the deportation being refouler, instead of Hospitals & Asylums (HA). If publishing a legal brief written in Microsoft Office, doesn't remove the Pornblock on my phone, and the black lady said, “nothing can redress income inequality in Washington DC”, it would be in every shareholders interest if Elon Musk went home to Texas to take care the Tesla franchise riots.

 

American Trail HA-20-3-25

 

An Act To separate the national scenic and historical trails and map an American Trail, Camino Americano, to connect the North and South American continents To strike (a)(1) 'primarily, near' and insert 'connecting' and (a)(ii) to strike 'and (ii) secondarily, within' and insert 'to' so without any unnecessary subdivision, (a)...'trails shall be established to connect urban areas to the National Scenic Trails, which are often more remotely located.' at 16USC§1241. To heighten scrutiny it is necessary to separate National scenic and National historic trails listed at 16USC§1244, whereby National historical trails are removed to a new section titled National historic trails §1244A and §1244 is renamed National scenic trails, both sections are organized like the original (a) designated national trail, (b) feasibility study criteria, slightly modified and (c) proposals.To promote the Vermont Long Trail, Bartram Trail, Grand Illinois Trail, American Discovery Trail and Ohio Buckeye Trail proposals to National Scenic Trail in §1244(a), leaving only the Desert Trail, Great Western Scenic Trail and especially the Alaska Long Trail to propose major work at §1244(c). To remove the Choctaw Nations Trail (formerly Indian Nations Trail) and General Crook Trail because they are not longer than 100 miles in length and are better regionally represented by the Oachita and Arizona Trails, respectively. To this end, it is proposed to add the Ouachita National Scenic Trail, Colorado Trail, South Dakota Centennial Trail and Oregon Coastal Trail, for immediate inclusion in §1244(a) and the Idaho Trail, California Coastal Trail and American Trail are proposed to §1244(c). To propose a new, safe and healthy international scenic wilderness trail, tentatively named 'American Trail' be mapped, for water, resupply and consular recognition, from the Arizona Trail,. Continental Divide Trail and Pacific Crest Trail southern terminuses, for currently dangerous winter border crossings through northern Mexico and Central American Triangle to Costa Rica and Gorgas Hospital in Panama 24USC§301, up or around the Andes summer via the Ruta Inca to Tierra del Fuego by way of Greater Patagonia Trail and/or back, at 16USC§1244(c). Be it enacted in the House and Senate assembled

 

An Act To Balance the Budget for the Fiscal Years ending October 1, 2017-25 HA-5-3-25

 

A BILL To pass a Concurrent Resolution on the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, child tax credit, any new revenues, public fund balances and debt repayment, by April 15 pursuant to 2USC§632; tardy under 31USC§1101; for early FY 26 update §1106, codified for annual review of the 'Budget' Chapter 66 of Congress Title 2 of the United States Code 2USC§7000 et seq. To prevent economic recession in six months, transitional USMCA anticipatory tariffs 19USC§4513 must be repealed and Uruguay Round 19USC§3511(d) updated to acknowledge the -3% industrialized, -0.3% developing Swiss Formula for Unilateral Tariff Reductions (2007).  To obligate the Secretary of State to pay $5,000 UN Compensation to reintegrate every person arbitrarily exiled from United States, to be split in cases where consular documentation is needed pursuant to 24USC§322, Art. 9 of the Universal Declaration on Human Rights (1948), Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees (1951), Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons (1954), Convention on the Reduction of Statelessness (1961), Convention on the Protection of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (1990). To obligate the Treasury to notice the decennially recalculated Debt Ceiling for un-repaid outstanding Public Debt must increase $95 billion from $14,294 billion to exactly $14,389 billion FY 25 by amendment of 31USC§3101, USAID will not perish and the US will not be bankrupt regarding covered lapse of employment 31USC§1341(c) aiming to reduce the -$658 billion deficit, below interest payments of $633 billion FY 25 by FY 26. To report a Public Fund balance of $4,562.1 billion FY 24, $4,429.5 billion FY 25, comprised of a 3% of GDP deficit insuring General Fund balance of $1,271 billion FY 24, $1,261 billion FY 25; Social Security and Medicare Trust Funds balances totaling $3,291.1 billion (2024), $3,168.5 billion (2025); and un-repaid Public Debt, $14,364 billion FY 25, $14,389 billion at year end FY 25.  On-budget revenues of $3,441 billion, expenditures of $4,129 billion and deficit of -$686 billion FY 2024; revenues of $3,621 billion, outlays $4,295 billion and deficit -$658 billion, -2.9% of GDP, FY 25, the first deficit less than 3 percent of GDP since FY 19.  Off-budget revenues of $1,372 billion, expenditures of $1,447 billion and increasing deficit of -$75 billion in 2024; revenues $1,409 billion, expenditures $1,551, and deficit -$142 billion in 2025, with 2033 OASI depletion date.  Total revenues of $4,813 billion, expenditures $5,576 billion, and -$763 billion deficit, -3.4% of GDP, due to the increasing OASI off-budget deficit 2024; revenues $5,030 billion, expenditures $5,846 billion, and -$816 billion deficit, -3.5% of GDP FY 2025.  To collect tobacco fees, and impose a 6 percent tax on energy exports and explosives excise tax on ammunition, splitting demolition 3 percent sale and 3 percent detonation, and a $33 per gun sales tax to insure each gun violence victim or their family $5,000 UN Compensation (2025) plus 3% inflation.  To advertise for a 3/5 majority vote on a Social Security Amendment repealing the Adjustment to Contribution Base Sec. 230 of the Social Security Act 42USC§430 Old Age Survivor Disability Insurance (OASDI) tax loophole for the rich, state employees and civilian defense contractors, to establish in the Treasury a Supplemental Security Income (SSI ) Trust Fund to end state underinsurance by 2025, child poverty by 2026, and all poverty by 2030.  To justify an up to 2.5 percent annual pay raise Congress is obligated to repeal enforcement of discretionary spending limits 2USC§901, passing judgment on a $1,000 child tax credit for each 76.2 million children who reside in the United States 26USC§24(a) and increasing the federal minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to '$10.00 an hour in 2022 plus 3 percent inflation for low-income workers every year thereafter, beginning, at a rate $10.90, on April 15, 2025.' 29USC§206(a)(1)(D).  To issue a <$3 dozen Egg Order – Eucalyptus cures influenza and coronavirus.

 

United States Atlas, 2025 HA-24-2-25

 

The United States of America has an international treaty obligation to reauthorize annual publication of the Statistical Abstract of the United States (131^th edition) 1407 xml and pdf tables in 30 sections and 878 pages, as updated December 16, 2021. An estimated 1.9 million belated birth certificates and social security numbers indicating state of birth and belated status are due under Art. 7 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.  The Census net overestimate of 1,932,847 (2000-2020) as adjusted by Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for the United States, Regions, States, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico: April 1, 2020, to July 1, 2024 totals, is nearly exactly equal to the 1,927,000 birth certificates estimated to have been unlawfully rejected using the conservative 4 million birthmark method.  Population total estimates from the Decennial Census and Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for the United States, Regions, States, District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico: April 1, 2020, to July 1, 2024 overrule the low population totals used in Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Selected Age Groups by Sex for the United States: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2023 adding to <18: 50,787 (2020); 50,783 (2021); 745,910 (2022); 1,891,386 (2023) and Annual Estimates of the Resident Population by Sex, Race and Hispanic Origin for the United States: April 1, 2020 to July 1, 2023 where only the Black race estimate is accepted, the White, Native American and native Alaskan, Asian, Hawaiian Native and Pacific Islander, Two or More Races must be calculated from 2000-2010 average annual growth rate with 1% annual population growth as the limit.  Hispanic must be included in renumbered Race Question 6.  “Bridge-race” estimates of the U.S. resident population are in proportion with the number of death certificates issued in the United States, in any given year, that includes non-resident aliens who die while visiting the United States, that has corrected for some error in the white population, but remains confused by the Asian overestimate in the 2010 Census, and dramatically overestimates Asian life expectancy, in United States Life Tables, 2021. Families and People in Poverty by Types of Family: 2022 and 2023 presents of people living in primary 9.4% of the total were poor, of related children under 18; 14.% were poor,  under 6 the poverty rate was 15.9% of total. Of married-couple families 6.9% were poor, of female householders 24.7% were poor, 37.2% of related children were poor, 44.9% under age 6 were poor; of male householders 11.6% were poor, 18.3% of related children and 22.3% under age 6 were poor.  World Prison Brief indicates the United States relapsed and between 2020 and 2022 the prison population is reported to have increased from 1,674,200 in 2020 to 1,808,100 in 2022, the rate of detainees per 100,000 residents increased from 505 to 541, in excess of the 250 detainee per 100,000 resident legal limit.  There is agreement between the BEA and UN Data the United States GDP was $19,612 billion in 2017, after which time economic level has been miscalculated at cold war levels of overestimation, and must be recalculated from 2017 using International Monetary Fund (IMF) growth rates, to a level of $23.2 trillion US GDP in 2025, to insure the bull market against deficits in excess of 3% of GDP, when total Gross World Product (GWP) will reach exactly $100 trillion (2025).  The United States is the world’s 2nd-largest trading nation, behind only China, with over $7.0 trillion, but with a deficit of around -$1 trillion.  UNCTAD statistics 2017-2022 indicates Trumps first world trade war caused more than $2 trillion dollars in damage to the total anticipated 10% growth in volume of international trade 2018-2019, -$200 billion actual damage, before the pandemic depression escaped from border detention, and post-pandemic hyperinflation resulted in an overvalued inventory in 2022.  The 2022 Annual Survey of State Government Finances Table is totally bogus; further study of federal, state and local, revenues, expenditures bonds and balances, by State, is wanted.

 

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