Homeless Servant Czar

#15-PART XII: CONCLUSION Completing the Inquiry

This memorandum began with a question. It did not begin with an accusation. Nor did it begin with a predetermined conclusion. It began by asking whether the Civil Rights Act of 1866, President Andrew Johnson’s contemporaneous veto messages, the debates of the Thirty-Ninth Congress, the Reconstruction Amendments, and the subsequent development of constitutional jurisprudence should …

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#14-PART XI: REQUESTED PRESIDENTIAL ACTIONS

Matters Respectfully Submitted for Consideration The purpose of this memorandum has not been to prescribe a predetermined constitutional outcome, but to respectfully present historical materials, constitutional questions, and interpretive observations for professional legal examination. Accordingly, the author respectfully submits the following matters for consideration by the President of the United States, the Office of White …

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#13-PART X: THE PRESIDENTIAL PATH FORWARD

Constitutional Literacy, National Reconciliation, and the Unfinished Work of Reconstruction Looking Forward While Honoring the Past Every generation inherits constitutional questions that it did not create but nevertheless bears responsibility to examine. The generation that enacted the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and proposed the Fourteenth Amendment confronted the immediate legal consequences of slavery, emancipation, …

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#12-PART IX: THE ENFORCE TRACK

Article II, the Civil Rights Act of 1866, and the President’s Executive Responsibilities An Independent Constitutional Question The preceding Part addressed the possibility of further judicial consideration through the procedures established by Rule 44. This Part addresses a different constitutional question. Regardless of whether additional judicial proceedings occur, what responsibilities, if any, does the President …

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The “Prevailing Winds”: Reasons Narrative

(2 trump cities) (trump plans) “Huge Tent Cities” (HTC) for the homeless was announced on July 27, 2022 “Freedom Cities” (FC) for the wealthy was announced on March 2, 2023 Though different in physical appearance and purposes, the twin Trump cities have ….several identical, cultural–ethos features, driven by public health and safety-security concerns. This developed …

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“The Ethos of the Prevailing Winds”: “Tale of Two Trump Cities”

(reasons narrative) (trump plans)  The “Huge” Tale of Trumps’, Paternal Twin Cities [See: Narrative] Addressing the “Prevailing Winds”-ethos of Involuntary or Voluntary, …Population Relocation From Urban Centers, the homeless being first to go. For public health and safety, one city is for the wealthy and the other for the poor. Nonetheless, the prevailing ethos of …

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Campaign Platform Ideals

(voter directory) The Central Figure of the Campaign Platform, is the Same Person of/within the US Declaration of Independence, there identified as: GOD, Nature’s GOD, Creator, Supreme Judge of all the world, Divine Providence, recognized as The Most High GOD of the Hebrew Holy Scriptures. (Torah-Tanakh The Bible) The Most High, Who “rules in the …

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Ted Hayes: De Facto, US President Appointed, Federal Homeless Servant Czar

(COP Directory)  *** 424-248-4219 *** Call Me! We and GOD got this! See: A Disclosure Clause It is my tenacious intent to motivate You to influence 2024, US President-Elect, …to APPOINT me as our nation’s First in US history, FEDERAL HOMELESS SERVANT CZA, specially commissioned by the President non-militarily enforcement to resolve “visible”, and “invisible” …

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The “Prevailing Winds”: Trump Plans

(reasons narrative) (trumps cities) “The ‘prevailing winds’ ethos of public/private sector of American societies ….is that homeless people go away from their communities and neighborhoods. Ironically, the homeless would love to comply, but they have nowhere legally to go.“ (Ted Hayes) On July 22, 1987, what was HR # 558,… …became federal Public Law N0. …

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