This Moratorium should be understood as a unifying constitutional measure, not a partisan, racial, ideological, or immigration-centered demand.
It calls upon all branches of the federal government — Executive, Legislative, and Judicial — to finally and civilly face their shared responsibility concerning the remedial federal laws born from slavery, emancipation, Reconstruction, and the national citizenship of the chattel children.
- The Executive Branch has too often failed to enforce these laws in accordance with their original remedial purpose.
- The Congress has too often failed to defend, teach, and renew public understanding of the laws it once enacted for the protection and advancement of the formerly enslaved and their children.
- The Judiciary has too often ruled in ways that narrowed, weakened, delayed, or drifted away from the full promise of those laws. Therefore, this matter does not belong to one party, one President, one Court, one Congress, or one generation. It belongs to the Union itself.
In 2008, through H. Res. 194, Congress issued a national apology for slavery and Jim Crow.
That apology was Part One. This Moratorium is Part Two.
If an apology is sincere, it must produce fruit worthy of repentance.
The peaceful, non-monetary, constitutional education of the federal citizens — the chattel children — is such fruit.
This is a long-awaited moment of gratitude, reconciliation, redemption, and national healing in this Christian nation under GOD.
It is also a fitting 250th Anniversary act, as a (3rd) new birth of American Independence from “strong man” tyranny, into the dawning of America’s Golden Age.
It is spiritually, according to Christian support and his own profession in KING Jesus; morally, and righteously correct that this particular US President, and Military, separate and/or jointly to act according to Sentence 2, B. “recognize and maintain” the defense and protection of the US Constitution in this particular matter at the heart of the Union Republics’ existence.
Therefore, what greater obedience to the Lincoln Executive Order #90, to all succeeding Presidents, than to make for the opportunity that they might educate themselves and the nation concerning their Constitutional identity and power of authority.
It is only just that all people, the public, learn about and respect the remedial federal laws pertaining to the Americans whose ancestors’ enslaved backs provided the foundation upon which is celebrated the nation’s greatness, whereby immigrants were granted the platform from which citizens, immigrants, corporations, foreign governments, and global commerce have benefited.
There is no harm to anybody for the nation, yea, in fact, the world to STOP and Be Still, And Know That GOD, The Central Person of the Declaration of Independence and Supreme Judge of all the world, (He says, “Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.” Psalma 46:10) is in observance of the Supreme Court’s procedure to decide from HIS Heaven Court…
…and thereby desires that the chattel slave children and all concerned and affiliated, know their identity according to the Constitution.
Therefore, all interested parties should be able to unite around this measure: President Trump, House Speaker Mike Johnson, House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Senate leadership, the Supreme Court, the ACLU, NAACP/LDF, Barbara’s legal advocates, amici on both sides, immigrants, legal and illegal, corporations, churches, civil-rights organizations, foreign nations, and the American people.
Federal citizens are against nobody. This is not anti-immigrant, anti-Trump, anti-Barbara, anti-Republican, anti-Democrat, anti-business, anti-court, or anti-world. It is pro-truth, pro-Union, pro-Reconstruction, pro-constitutional memory, and pro-national healing.
The world once cried out to America, “Black Lives Matter.”
Now the answer to that cry has come in its highest constitutional form: American Black lives must be awakened to their identity in the Constitution itself.
Identity in the United States Constitution is the most fundamental matter of American Black life, because lawful identity is the foundation upon which liberty, responsibility, dignity, self-government, and actual freedom stand.
The question, then, is simple: who could rightly oppose this?
Who could oppose a peaceful national effort to teach the chattel children what Lincoln proclaimed, what the Civil Rights Act of 1866 secured, what the Fourteenth Amendment constitutionalized, and what Reconstruction intended?
Who could oppose a non-monetary thank offering — first to GOD, the Central Person appealed to in the Declaration of Independence, and then to the federal citizens in honor of their ancestors’ unwilling backs?
Who could oppose America finally helping the children of forced illiteracy understand the laws written for their actual freedom?
If any party opposes this Moratorium, the question must be asked plainly: federal citizens are against nobody — but are you against federal citizens receiving recognition, education, gratitude, and constitutional restoration?
This is the rare measure capable of uniting Republicans and Democrats, conservatives and liberals, immigrants and citizens, courts and Congress, churches and civil-rights organizations, business and labor, America and the world.
It does not ask anyone to surrender lawful rights. It does not seek revenge. It does not demand monetary reparations in the commonly misunderstood sense.
It asks only that the nation pause long enough to educate, recognize, and honor the original federal citizens whose ancestors’ suffering made Reconstruction citizenship necessary.
If America truly seeks a Golden Age, let it begin with this: gratitude to GOD, honor to the chattel-slave ancestors, fulfillment of H. Res. 194, constitutional education for their children, and a united national commitment that the chattel children shall be unnamed, uninformed, and invisible no more.