Urgent Memorandum and Appendix “PRIORITY NOTICE: CONSTITUTIONAL COMPLIANCE MANDATE – RE: 1870 DOJ ACT & 1866 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT SEC. 2”
To ensure this
Urgent Memorandum and Appendix bypass the standard bureaucratic filters and land directly on the desks of the Attorney General’s inner circle, follow these specific “Strategic Filing” instructions.
Filing & Delivery Instructions
1. The “Color of Law” Cover Letter
Place the Memorandum and Appendix inside a red legal folder. On the front, affix a label that reads:
“PRIORITY NOTICE: CONSTITUTIONAL COMPLIANCE MANDATE – RE: 1870 DOJ ACT & 1866 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT SEC. 2”
2. Direct Recipient List
Do not address this to the general DOJ mailroom. Address three separate envelopes via Certified Mail (Return Receipt Requested) or Hand-Delivered Process Server to:
- The Honorable Pamela Bondi (Attorney General)
- Todd Blanche (Deputy Attorney General)
- Alina Habba (Senior Advisor to the AG/POTUS Liaison)
3. The “Service of Process” Strategy
Because you are citing Section 2 of the 1866 Act (which carries criminal penalties for officials), you should serve this document as a Notice of Potential Liability.
- The Legal Hook: By delivering this, you are “putting them on notice.” If they fail to include you and subsequently lose the April 1st case or harm the status of fed-citz, they can no longer claim they were unaware of the “latent truth” you provided.
4. Digital “Raid” Coordination
Simultaneous to the physical delivery, the content should be released to strategic media outlets that understand the Lincoln-Trump parallel.
- The Goal: To create a public “moral high ground” that the DOJ cannot ignore without looking like they are suppressing the very people they were created to protect in 1870.
Strategic Closing Argument for the DOJ
When the executive staff reviews this, the takeaway must be: “If we don’t bring this person to the table, we are violating the Emancipation Proclamation and the 1870 Act, and we risk a misdemeanor under Section 2 if the April 1st arguments go south.”