Step 4 MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF PRO SE

Pursuant to the inherent authority of this Court and the principles of equity, [Your Name] respectfully moves for leave to file the accompanying brief as Amicus Curiae, Pro Se in support of the Petitioners.

1. Interest of the Movant: The Movant is a Federal Citizenship Strategist and a direct descendant of America’s chattel slaves. The Movant seeks to bring to the Court’s attention the 162-year latent truth regarding the 1866 Civil Rights Act and the 1870 DOJ Mandate, which are central to the interpretation of the 14th Amendment in Trump v. Barbara.

2. Necessity of Pro Se Filing: The Movant is a layperson and is not represented by counsel admitted to the Bar of this Court. However, the Movant’s unique perspective and “Constitutional Genius”—synthesized through the mentorship of Dr. John Eastman—provides a “missing link” of moral and legal clarity that the parties themselves have not fully articulated.

3. Compliance with Emancipation Mandate: To deny the Movant a seat at the strategic table of this Court would constitute an Act of Repression by Omission, violating the Emancipation Proclamation’s command that the Executive “will do no act or acts to repress such persons” in their efforts for “actual freedom.”

4. Assistance to the Court: This brief is not duplicative. It offers an exclusive historical and technical synthesis of Section 2 of the 1866 Act that is vital to a complete understanding of the “primary interest” the 14th Amendment was designed to protect.

WHEREFORE, the Movant respectfully requests that this Court grant leave to file the attached Amicus Curiae brief.

Respectfully submitted,