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This is a beautiful declaration of independence and a powerful presentation of arguments for renouncing US citizenship and repatriating as an American State National written by a veteran. The name of the author and link to the original affidavit have been withheld for discretionary purposes. This testimony is not associated with the American States Assemblies, although the case for expatriation is the same. It isn’t the best example of documentation for becoming a State National because living people do not issue affidavits - see annavonreitz.com/dontuseaffidavits.pdf. For best results, follow the Streamlined Correction Process Documents at tasa.americanstatenationals.org/correct-your-status and rely on your...

Tijuana Delegate Genaro Lopez Moreno slammed leaders of the migrant caravan in Mexico for selling false promises to those vying to enter the United States. Moreno told Fox News' Griff Jenkins that caravan leaders "aren't coming through" on their promises of a "great American dream." "[The migrants] are noticing that," he said. "They know they're gonna be better back home." His remarks come as Tijuana Mayor Juan Manuel Gastelum said Tuesday that his city is running out of resources to help those in the caravan. Delegate Moreno also lays much of the blame on the caravan organizers who he believes...

Under News/Activism, rxsid copied my story "Kenyan Minister Khalwale Asks When Obama Will Repatriate" without so much as a link or an attribution to my blog. I researched and published the article today. This is unacceptable.

OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canadian courts grossly overreached when they ordered Ottawa to ask Washington to send a Canadian held at the Guantanamo Bay military prison back to Canada, a federal lawyer argued on Friday. The government wants the Supreme Court of Canada to overturn lower court decisions that it had to ask the Obama administration to repatriate Omar Khadr, accused of killing a U.S. soldier during a firefight in Afghanistan. The court heard oral arguments on Friday, and Khadr's legal team asked it to give a speedy ruling. The case coincided with an announcement from U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder...

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia — Vasily Reutov had never set foot in Russia until a few months ago, but the moment he did, he knew he had finally made it home. His ancestors, members of an ascetic offshoot of Russian Orthodoxy known as Old Believers, fled this region in the 1920s after the Communist Party violently suppressed religion. They settled in cloistered villages in South America that they turned into Little Russias, as if by preserving the ways of the past, they would somehow, someday, be able to return. Now, with Russia itself beckoning and sturdier than before, that time has come....

The El Paso County, Colo., sheriff quickly earned federal immigration officials' attention by warning that he'd start driving undocumented immigrants from his jail to the Mexican border rather than continue to pay for their upkeep, and release some to the streets. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials last week told U.S. Sen. Wayne Allard, R-Colo., that they will consider opening a Colorado Springs office to help process the immigrants for deportation. That's welcome news to county officials, but they say it won't do anything to ease the county's more than $1 million annual cost for housing undocumented immigrants. "It won't...

A citizen of the United States is a native-born, foreign-born, or naturalized person who owes allegiance to the United States and who is entitled to its protection.– U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services America has been invaded by an army of illegal aliens. Just last week in Arizona, an American was forced to surrender his land to illegal aliens who claimed he had assaulted them. The two criminals were caught trespassing on his property after crossing the border in violation of federal law. Unfortunately, this is part of a larger trend, one that grants more rights to illegal immigrants than American...

Northern Marianas is adopting new immigration legislation designed to restrict illegal aliens. Governor Juan Babauta says the law is timely because the territory is faced with the closure of some garment factories. Most of the foreign workers affected by the closures are being repatriated. Mr Babauta says the new law will allow officials to detect, detain and repatriate any foreigners who try to stay in the islands illegally. Four major garment factories have already shut down on the main island, Saipan. More than 2,300 foreign workers, mostly from China, lost their jobs due to the closures.