And Other Secrets the White House Doesn’t Want You to Know And Reasons Why Immigrants Won’t Share Your Rights With You

Before gathering around the Thanksgiving table let’s pay homage to the First people of this beautiful nation, the pre-colonial individuals who lived in North America before Europeans so called discovered it.   Like many others alive today, I am a 14th-generation American and the Descendant of U.S. chattel slaves. I represent the great-grandchildren of America’s greatest wars and thanks to my ancestor’s bravery the Fourteenth Amendment says my family and I are exempt from unfriendly laws. 

Quietly announced in 2023, the United States Supreme Court plainly stated a well hidden truth the White House doesn’t want Descendants of US chattel slaves to know.  As a result of the courage and bravery of slaves who volunteered to fight in the Civil War, all children and grandchildren of U.S. chattel slaves are forever exempt from unfriendly laws and legislation.  Since the 1800’s the most law abiding and yet most wrongly incarcerated citizens were meant to be exempt from any restrictive or unjust regulations.

“The Fourteenth Amendment’s equality guarantee applies to members of all races equal treatment under the law but the 14th Amendment contains a positive immunity, or right, to exemption from unfriendly legislation against them distinctively as colored,” concurred Supreme Court Justice Thomas in the Students for Fair Admissions (2023) case.  A reminder for the Executive and Legislative Branch.

The Supreme Court’s Judicial branch interprets the Constitution, it determines the meaning of the Constitution and how to apply the Constitution to laws and policies. In Students for Fair Admissions the Supreme Court clearly stated the Fourteenth Amendment was exclusively written for and meant to benefit only the Descendants of U.S. Chattel Slaves who volunteered to serve as soldiers in the Union Army.

HEALTHY ACCESS TO EQUITY ON COMMON GROUNDS

Equity was supposed to create a fair environment and help the individuals who needed it, but if you’re a descendant of slaves you’ve probably watched others receive equity, foreigners and immigrants, while you did not. If the media says all slaves are immigrants from Africa then why not pay them what’s due in reparations? Because descendants of U.S. chattel slaves are not immigrants. The grandchildren of former slaves are not immigrants, you are not an immigrant, but a person of historical origin and you are exempt from immigrants and immigration. At least on paper.

Written in important papers and impressive legal documents that immigrants claim to have read, documents like the U.S. Constitution, the Descendants of the slaves were given rights, privileges, and exemptions that were not supposed to be available to immigrants.

Now ask yourself, if the U.S. is a nation of immigrants, but former U.S. slaves are not immigrants then who gains the most to benefit from hiding your exemption from you? When the Supreme Court identified children of former slaves as exempt in 2023, the Democratic Party’s President Biden and Vice President Harris were leading and commanding the Executive Branch of the government of the United States in the White House.

Both Biden and Harris are immigrants self-proclaimed. They are also descendants of slave owners.  Both President Biden and Vice President Harris are descendants of Irish slave owners from the Democratic Party.  So then who is hiding the truth of the Supreme Courtutional based exemptions? The descendants of slave owners, the children of immigrants.

“In a circle, We are all equal. No one is in front of you and no one is behind you. No one is above you and no one is below you,” an infamous Native American quote misused by the foreigners whose claim to fame is building the world’s strongest economy on slavery. Before Europeans arrived, Native Americans had a limited perspective of the world. They lived holistically. Since its establishment America has seen twenty-three Irish Presidents according to EPIC: The Irish Emigration Museum. Dedicated to Ireland’s global impact and political clout as slave owners the Irish Emigration Museum celebrates Ireland’s long history of punching “well above their weight.”

Then one day, Ireland failed. The entire country failed and their failure became the beginning of a historical social crisis in the Americas. Ireland’s “Great Potato Famine” or “Great Hunger” caused the future slave owners to cowardly leave their homes to find food and resources. This issue was just another conflict between European nations that had nothing to do with Americans or American soil. Another immigrant problem at the foundation of unjust, inequitable, and unfair biased practices in American history.

Irish activist Deirdre Linder reported Biden’s family left Ireland because of the 1840s potato famine. Although Biden’s Irish ancestors experienced suffering at the hands of Great Britain, one million Irish failed to grow potatoes and died. The simplest and easiest food to grow, more than one million people like Biden’s great great grandparents Owen and Jane Finnegan sailed out of Carlingford Lough and emigrated to “the new world.” America was Ireland’s saving grace.

However, what happened once those Irishmen arrived in America? How did the Irish learn to feed themselves, did the Irish take farming literacy courses? No, the Irish didn’t have to learn to farm. When Biden’s ancestors arrived in the 1840s slaves were readily available and easy to buy.  Politico’s September 2021 report says Biden’s 3rd great-grandfather owned several slaves in 1850. One as young as 14 years old. 

Near the start of the Civil War, approximately four million immigrants had colonized a portion of America for themselves.  The Union Army was primarily staffed by pre-colonial individuals. contrary to popular belief, only one-quarter of the soldiers were immigrants—men not born in America.  The largest group were Germans. Followed closely by the Irish and then other nationalities like Scandinavian, Swiss, French, Italian, Mexican, Polish, Canadian, and English. 

On the opposite side, the Confederate Army was made up of mostly foreign-born immigrants—men not born in America.   The largest was Irish. Followed closely by the Germans, British, French, Polish, Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese.  Tens of thousands of foreigners fought for the Confederacy and lost the war to the Union. Commonly referred to as the war of “brother against brother” the colonial immigrants (English, British, French, and Spanish) fought the newly arrived Irish, German, British, and Italians all from failed countries.

MOVE BEYOND IDENTIFYING THE PROBLEM

An endless global population of failures, for one reason or another, more than 5 million immigrants left their failed countries between 1815 and 1860 and most of them owned slaves upon their arrival. Whether they came from Great Britain, Ireland, Norway, Germany, or Prussia billions of immigrants leave countries with failed crops, famines, water shortages, no jobs, and rising taxes.  Sound familiar?

Winning the Civil War should have been easy for the North. The Union Army had 18.5 million enlisted soldiers. Compared to the Confederate’s 5.5 million free soldiers and 3.5 million enslaved soldiers the Irish fighting for the Union should have been able to pull themselves up by their bootstraps and win the war without any assistance. However, that wasn’t the case. Both sides had slaves on the front lines assisting soldiers, but the Union was the only one that allowed slaves to fire weapons. They had no choice but to let the slaves fight, the Union was losing badly.  

The Union had to beg slaves to fight. Lincoln passed the Emancipation Proclamation in January 1863 and the colored Union soldiers fought victoriously winning the war and Lincoln won a second term as President. Lincoln was honoring his promise when he was assassinated.  The Freedmen’s Bureau was established in March 1865, Lincoln was killed in April 1865, and in June 1865, thousands of Union troops announced freedom to more than 250,000 slaves of Galveston Bay, Texas (the holiday called Juneteenth).  At the end of the year, the Ku Klux Klan was established on December 24th, 1865. The Klan was “the first organized terror movement” in American history but it was not the last. 

FINDING WHOLENESS THROUGH CONVERSATION

In Students for Fair Admissions, Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor said after emancipation, the Reconstruction Congress wrote a bill that demanded “legislation for a particular class of blacks to the exclusion of all whites” but Andrew Johnson vetoed it.  President Andrew Johnson was the first president of the Democratic Party. Johnson said he vetoed the bill because it would “raise a spirit of antagonism between the black and white race.” Luckily, Congress overruled his veto and the measure was passed.  

However, the Irish, the Israeli, the Germans, the Jews, and other immigrants in the South couldn’t stop writing policies and laws based on race. Congress had no other choice but to pass legislation that could remedy the inequalities a former slave might face in life, in addition to the

In the Students for Fair Admissions, the Supreme Court restated these long forgotten facts.  Fair Admissions, also known as the affirmative action case, clarified the objective of the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and the Fourteenth Amendment was to place the former slaves upon a level with whites,” Virginia v. Rives.  White citizens were explicitly prohibited from enjoying rights that non-white citizens could not enjoy while Congress provided “legislation for a particular class of the blacks to the exclusion of all whites.”

Are you a descendant of U.S. chattel slaves?  If your grandparents were identified as Negro legal documents and paperwork you might be a descendant of US chattel slaves.  You’ll need to trace your genealogy. Thanks to the internet researching your genealogy – ancestral heritage – is easy to do in 2024.  I traced my ancestors to the early 1600s.  My Native ancestors greeted the Mayflower when it arrived. I am a 14th generation American, an American Freedmen. I come from a long list of Cherokee, Choctaw, and European ancestors brave men and women who fought in the Revolutionary War of 1776, the War of 1812, the Civil War, World War I, and World War II.  War tested veterans, my ancestors, like many others were never compensated for their service and yet they still paid taxes.  Now ask yourself, if it took former slaves to win the Civil War then how could immigrants have built this nation?

If a California politician(s) prevented you from enjoying the same rights and privileges for restitution and repair (reparations) as the survivors of Germany’s Holocaust then those politicians are breaking the law. Those individuals are using political influence to deny you your constitutional 14th Amendment right to be exempt from unfriendly legislation to the exclusion of all whites.  Especially immigrants that identify as white.

Oxford Language Dictionary defines building as in constructing.  When putting parts or materials together that’s building.  If every all descendant of US chattel slaves had the same ancestry as me, greeted the foreigners when they arrived, and then fought in every war but the foreigners running the federal government (the same foreigners who arrived on boats) refused to compensate my family then who do we hold accountable?

Now the great news for the Descendants of the US chattel slaves is that in 2024 the former slaves own the exclusive rights to, and full control of, the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fiftieth Amendments. Constitutional protections supersede state, federal, or municipal legislation and you are constitutionally protected from all the ridiculous and harmful unfriendly legislation and have been since the 14th Amendment was ratified on July 9th, 1868. Contrary to stories of mass media in 2024, the descendants of former slaves are supposed to have exclusive rights and privileges that immigrants don’t have access to. Why? Thanks to the bravery of the U.S. chattel slaves, like my third great-grandfather Nero Cooper the first, descendants of those brave soldiers are entitled to, are owed, preferential treatment and exclusive privileges over immigrants even in 2024. Especially immigrants that identify as white. 

The key to activating constitutional protections for former slaves is to first identify ones self. Trace your family’s genealogy.  Not spitting into a test tube, but tracing your bloodline of relatives from ancestor to ancestor by combing through birth records and death certificates in historical paperwork. Thanks to the pandemic and quarantine of 2020, most of those records are now available online or at your local library.

Once you have identified you and your family as Descendants of US Chattel Slaves, Freedmen, or children of Union Army soldiers then you immediately tap into and begin using your constitutional exemptions.  Colleges, universities, and corporations read the Supreme Court’s rulings and have already adapted to accommodate your upcoming requests. Attend college free of charge.  No tuition and with full room and board. 

The Freedmen Descendant class is supposed to see preferential treatment in hiring and employment. Organizations closed millions of dollars in diversity, equity, and inclusion budgets and human resource departments are ready and waiting for you to claim your inheritance and even more relevant to today, politicians are supposed to bend over backward to appease voters of the Descendant class.   

CONCLUDING SOLUTIONS

Employment, hiring, and tuition free college are just a few of the many rights, benefits, protections, bounties, and awards meant for children of former slaves. The media wants you to believe everyone was a slave. But if everyone was a slave, who were they enslaved to?

Then, in June 2023, Reuters examined the genealogies of America’s most political elite and found many of today’s lawmakers are descendants of slave owners. Not just President Biden or Vice President Harris, but Barack Obama and more than 536 members of Congress paid for their Ivy League educations with money made from the world’s most brutal system of oppression, longest system of suppression, and most deadliest erasure in history.

Politicians, corporations, and institutions who infringe, or break, the terms of the Fourteenth Amendment are inbreach of Reconstruction laws. For instance, if you live in the City of Chicago and the State of Illinois spends over $2.2 billion of your tax dollars on undocumented immigrants, while displacing you and your family through unlawful evictions or eminent domain then that is a breach of a Reconstruction law. If your City Council Chamber uses social media to turn your cry for help into antisemitic hate speech then members of that Chamber are in breach of Reconstruction laws. Those laws may have been written during Reconstuction, but those laws are still active and enforceable today. Persons, groups, and foreigners found guilty of breaching those Reconstruction laws are eligible for being permanently removed and banned from the United States. Whether deported, repatriated, or exiled individuals acting as members of foreign nations came be forcibly removed from the United States.

For more examples of breaches and details on how to enforce the laws, click this link to download the list of over 100 different kinds of breaches. Big breaches, little breaches. Breaches you’ll face daily and occasional breaches you may experience on certain occasions. Reconstruction breaches were provided and paid for by the American Freedmen Legal Fund.

Make 2024 extra special this holiday. Spend Thanksgiving sharing your Constitutional rights with your friends and family. Talk to your cousins about ways your family wants to pursue legal redress or assert your rights as Freedmen descendants and take back the respect the ancestors deserved for having a community sense of decision making.