Birth rights and due process

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author.

Of the two great wars which determined our national character, the Revolutionary War was fought to arrive at our original Constitution, and the Civil War was fought to correct the single great flaw of the original Constitution, which neglected to universalize the Declaration that “all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.” The United States suffered over a million Civil War casualties to correct that error and constitutionally protect all of the former slaves and their descendants forever.

The 14th Amendment was part of that correction. The question of the late 1860s was: what did every former slave have in common that would prove a key to their coming under the Constitution’s protections? Since the slave trade was outlawed 60 years before, as a provision of the original Constitution, the common key was that all the former slaves at that time were born within the territorial United States. Thus, by that one sentence: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States,” thereafter, all the former slaves living within the United States came under the common protections of our Constitution.

What no one in the Revolutionary or Civil War periods could have foreseen was a President Biden, who deliberately and systematically defied his primary duty to faithfully execute the laws of the United States and thereby protect our citizens; they did not foresee a president who would so betray his oath of office.

It is estimated that over Biden’s four years in office, at minimum, an average of over 2 million illegal aliens were allowed to invade the United States every year, and at least another 2 million were never detected as they entered. Further, there was an invasion of our country by Middle Eastern Terrorists, Chinese Spies and Meso and South American Gangs.

Every single Democrat representative in the House and Senate was complicit with the President in allowing the invasion. Worse, every state and city governed by Democrats has been active in giving sanctuary to those here illegally, which means safety from the rightful jurisdiction of federal law. Combining sanctuary policy with a “defund the police” movement, there has been a governing “stand down” order in large swaths of America’s urban areas, allowing violence and chaos to metastasize.

Thus, the Democrats have not only allowed the invasion to occur… but the entire party protects the invaders. Some of whom are allowed to run organized drug operations nationwide. Some of whom are allowed to run organized human sex slave operations nationwide – protected from any federal jurisdictional agency, like ICE or the DHS. These invaders have been allowed to murder, to rape, to rob and to assault fellow city dwellers, to profit by their misery and to do so with impunity.

The tragic irony is that the predominant urban population affected by this deliberate, systematic lawlessness are the descendants of those we fought a Civil War to protect with the universal jurisdiction of our Constitution, provided through the 14th Amendment.

The African American communities of our inner cities no longer have their rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness in neighborhoods overrun with drugs, chaos and unquantifiable, murderous violence. While the invaders of our nation have their rights to commit any crimes they like, because they are protected, systematically, by Democrat District Attorneys.

While the Democrat Party ignores the constitutional rights of African Americans to live in safe neighborhoods, Democrat attorneys general and collaborating district judges are working daily, expanding the rights of illegal aliens to be defended against the jurisdiction of federal law.
In fact, it is provable that anyone who is in the United States illegally is not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, if they were, they would not be here.

In recent days, we have seen the summit of contempt that the Democrats have for our Constitution and its protections. Having systematically betrayed the Constitution at the federal, state and local levels for years, allowing millions to invade this country without going through the legal process, founded in law, to do so. The same politicians are demanding that no one can be deported without the due process of law afforded to citizens. This would be an irony worthy of a comedy, if the results were not so tragic for those who are the descendants of slaves, the Civil War was fought over, and the 14th Amendment was written to protect – from unconstitutional lawlessness.

The comedic aspect is so thick, that a Senate clown, Democrat Van Hollen of Maryland, went to El Salvador to apologize to a wife beating, drug and human smuggling, MS 13 gang banger for his being victimized by the rightful laws of the United States…

Those who have never been subject to the jurisdiction of the United States have no constitutional rights in the United States.

Yet, all over the media and throughout the Democrat Party to the last member, there is an outcry that anyone who invaded this country, living outside its laws… has to be afforded one of our most precious constitutional rights, that of due process.

I ask every lawless Democrat: Where were the constitutional rights due to Rachel Morin and Laken Riley when they were in the process of dying?