PETITION TO DEMAND THE US CONGRESS TO INTERVENE AND PROTECT ICWA FROM SUPREME COURT RULING

The Issue

This is a petition to tell Congress the MUST intervein on the ICWA (Indian Child Welfare Act) Case being heard Unconstitutionally before the U.S. Supreme Court. As it states in 25 USC1901-Article 1, Section 8, Clause 3 of the United States Constitution, "The Congress has Power to regulate commerce with Indian Tribes, and through this and other Constitutional Authority. Congress has Plenary Power over Indian Affairs. The Chief Justices swore an Oath to uphold the Constitution. It is unconstitutional and treasonous for any Chief Justice or Judge to swear an Oath and make any decisions on this ICWA Case, or any other cases of Indian Affairs as that falls on Congress alone. The Attorneys who represent the Plaintiff in the case, also represents the BIG Oil Companies are using the ICWA Case as a vendetta against all Indigenous People to get their hands on what they cannot have. The OIL. Title 5, Part 3, Subpart B, Chapter 33, Subsection 3331-Under Oath of Office clearly states that an Individual who is elected or appointed to an Office or Honor of Profit MUST take a solemn Oath to protect and uphold the U.S. Constitution. Failure to do so is a High Misdemeanor and an Act of Treason which violates the Constitution of the United States (Judges and Justices).

We are Petitioning Congress to do what they need to do and step in and stop the ICWA Case from being heard any further from the Supreme Court. And let the Chief Justices know they have NO JURISDICTION ON ANY INDIAN AFFAIRS.

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FreeBird JacksonPetition StarterCHOCTAW NATION, A.I.M MEMBER, TREATY RIGHTS ACTIVIST, MMIW ACTIVIST AND EVERY CHILD MATTERS ACTIVIST.
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The Issue

This is a petition to tell Congress the MUST intervein on the ICWA (Indian Child Welfare Act) Case being heard Unconstitutionally before the U.S. Supreme Court. As it states in 25 USC1901-Article 1, Section 8, Clause 3 of the United States Constitution, "The Congress has Power to regulate commerce with Indian Tribes, and through this and other Constitutional Authority. Congress has Plenary Power over Indian Affairs. The Chief Justices swore an Oath to uphold the Constitution. It is unconstitutional and treasonous for any Chief Justice or Judge to swear an Oath and make any decisions on this ICWA Case, or any other cases of Indian Affairs as that falls on Congress alone. The Attorneys who represent the Plaintiff in the case, also represents the BIG Oil Companies are using the ICWA Case as a vendetta against all Indigenous People to get their hands on what they cannot have. The OIL. Title 5, Part 3, Subpart B, Chapter 33, Subsection 3331-Under Oath of Office clearly states that an Individual who is elected or appointed to an Office or Honor of Profit MUST take a solemn Oath to protect and uphold the U.S. Constitution. Failure to do so is a High Misdemeanor and an Act of Treason which violates the Constitution of the United States (Judges and Justices).

We are Petitioning Congress to do what they need to do and step in and stop the ICWA Case from being heard any further from the Supreme Court. And let the Chief Justices know they have NO JURISDICTION ON ANY INDIAN AFFAIRS.

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FreeBird JacksonPetition StarterCHOCTAW NATION, A.I.M MEMBER, TREATY RIGHTS ACTIVIST, MMIW ACTIVIST AND EVERY CHILD MATTERS ACTIVIST.

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