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(3)
The King Dream Act (Bill)
ENFORCE THE 14TH AMENDMENT
Renewal of The 1866 Civil Rights Act
As originally Intended
The Martin Luther King, Jr.
Domestic-Constitutional Refugee Status Act (Bill)
For
Emancipated Slave, Freedmen-Freemen, i.e. American Black US Citizens
ENFORCEMENT: The Re-Establishment of the Freedmens Bureau
1866 Civil Rights Act, Section 3 “Bureau for the relief of Freedmen and Refugees…”
Please see ENFORCEMENT OF THE 14TH AMENDMENT (+)
The children of the 235 year old peculiar institution of chattel slaves, i.e. Emancipated Slaves, Freemen are also identified in 1866 Civil Rights Act, Section 3 as “Refugees” from the horrors of the Civil War and slavery itself.
It is to be specifically noted, that the Domestic, Constitutional “Refugees” spoken of in this legislation is identified not as Hispanic/Latino-Mexican, but rather the slaves emancipated and freed from chattel slavery and their children who happen to be people of “color” or the “colored race”, i.e., Black West Africans.
The Congress authorized, but not funded the U S War Department to establish a special bureau for relieving some of the sufferings of the Emancipated Slaves and their succeeding generations called the Bureau of Freedmen and Refugees.
Generally, the term “refugee” refers to individuals or whole groups of people who are forced to flee their homelands because of either direct or indirect government (compliance) persecution due to political, religious, racial, ethnic, economic differences or animus.
Often time, when a nation is invaded by another in an act of warfare to occupy it, citizens and residents flee to another country, even violating international border laws seeking safety, i.e., refuge, hence Refugee.
Refugees within the geo-physical boundaries of home country
In the unique case of the West African chattel slave when released from bondage in the United States at the end of the Civil War, they obviously could not return to their homelands and being in state of abject poverty with the constant fear for their lives from the threat of defeated confederates, the Congress officially dubbed them refugees.
This United States status of refugee was given to the Emancipated Slaves, Freedmen long before there was a United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) definition of the same, July 28,1951
Article 1 of the United Nations Convention in Geneva, Switzerland as amended by the 1967 Protocol provides the definition of a refugee:
"A person who owing to a well-founded fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, membership of a particular social group or political opinion, is outside the country of his nationality and is unable or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to avail himself of the protection of that country; or who, not having a nationality and being outside the country of his former habitual residence as a result of such events, is unable or, owing to such fear, is unwilling to return to it.."
While, according this UN Convention definition, refugees are individual fleeing their own nations to seek refuge in another, the original refugee situation that occurred in the United States after its Civil War defined refugee as Emancipated Slaves-Freedmen who happen to be colored peoples, Negroes.
As result, the Congress of the United States recognizing the generational harm to the Emancipated Slaves and their succeeding generations, knew that the nation must enact long term laws that would protect this unique American population until they attain full “equal justice or protection under the law” citizenship “as is enjoyed by White citizens” according the edicts of the 14th Amendment and 1866 Civil Rights Act.
Due to the massive socialist driven, La Raza Hispanic/Latino-Mexican, Roman Catholic civilian invasion of the United States all the requirements that define refugee status applies to American Black US Citizens, Emancipate Slaves, Freedmen-Freemen.
This invasion is especially poignant in the that the federal government is not only compliant with the invasion, but is in fact leading it by is vociferous advocacy for amnesties, such as Dream Acts, Anchorism and it multi-national legal law suit attack against the US State of Arizona.
As the Emancipated Slaves can’t retreat to Canada, Mexico or over the seas other continents, even Africa itself, they are forced to endure Ethno-racial cleansing and face a daunting eventual genocide as signs are indicating.
While illegal aliens, particularly those of Mexico try to claim refugee status with the United States due to the political and violent nature of that country, Congress must revisit the plight of the Emancipated Slaves, Freedmen who are classified as Refugees according the Constitutional 14th Amendment – 1866 Civil Rights Act.
Before, refugee status can be granted to foreigners, especially those who violated our international border laws are occupying American soil with devastating impact upon the Constitutional Refugees whom are due the completion of the Civil Rights business that the United States contracted with GOD.
Therefore, accompanying the Martin Luther King, Jr. Dream Act (Bill), there is to be a Marin Luther King, Jr. Refugee Act (Bill) that safeguard the status and subsequent benefits due the Emancipated Slaves-Freedmen-Freemen, i.e., American Black US Citizens.
MLK Refugee Status - Freedmens Bureau (+)
