Tis the season to be jolly.

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I believe the best way forward with cannabis will be to make it so that federally it isn't enforced at all but it is enforced at the state level.

Rescheduling it any other way at the federal level sets a precedent for all states. Kicking it back to the states (like abortion) allows each state to do what they want with it.

Conservative states can keep it illegal and the lefty states can legalize it. Or whatever the individual states decides to do with it

J.U.S.T.I.C.E. Act

Justly Upholding Sovereignty, Truth, Integrity, and Constitutional Equality Act

A Bill to Reinstate Presidential Eligibility for Donald J. Trump, Address 2020 Election Issues, and Enforce Accountability

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE

This Act is the Justly Upholding Sovereignty, Truth, Integrity, and Constitutional Equality Act (J.U.S.T.I.C.E. Act).

SECTION 2. FINDINGS

Congress finds:

1. Executive, judicial, and local/state governments undermined Donald J. Trump's presidential authority.
2. The 2020 election had irregularities and rigging, depriving Trump of victory.
3. The DOJ, influenced by the Obama administration, weaponized against Trump.
4. The FBI and CIA acted treasonously against Trump.
5. The Biden administration is invalid, its actions null and void.
6. Media ran propaganda campaigns against citizens.
7. Trump was the rightful 2020 election winner; his current term is his Restorative First Term.
8. Voting machines, ballot harvesting, and mail-in ballots in 2020 were vulnerable to manipulation.

SECTION 3. PRESIDENTIAL ELIGIBILITY

1. Trump is eligible to run for and serve as President, despite the 22nd Amendment, due to unique circumstances.
2. This applies only to Trump.

SECTION 4. 2020 ELECTION OUTCOME

1. Trump was the rightful 2020 election winner.
2. Biden's administration is invalid; its actions are null and void.

SECTION 5. TRUMP'S CURRENT TERM

1. Trump's current term is his Restorative First Term to fix Biden administration damage.
2. Actions prioritize constitutional governance, sovereignty, and justice.

SECTION 6. PUNISHMENTS

Biden and Allies

1. Biden and coup allies (per Congressional Review Panel) lose security clearances, benefits, Social Security, citizenship, assets, passports, and are on a no-fly list.
2. Panel and DOJ consider jail/prison time case-by-case.
3. Trials for treason/sedition to be pursued. Obama and Allies
4. Obama and allies in agency weaponization (per Panel) lose security clearances, benefits, Social Security, citizenship, assets, passports, and are on a no-fly list.
5. Panel and DOJ consider jail/prison time case-by-case.
6. Trials for treason/sedition to be pursued. c. Allies are those who supported the 2020 coup or agency weaponization.

SECTION 7. NULLIFICATION OF ACTIONS

1. All Biden administration actions are null and void.
2. Obama administration actions tied to agency weaponization (per Panel) are null and void.

SECTION 8. ELECTIONS AND VOTING MACHINES

Ban on Electronic Voting Machines

1. No electronic machines for tallying federal election results until Panel certifies security.
2. Machines can only print paper ballots or voter choices for hand-counting.

Hand-Counting Federal election results use hand-counted paper ballots until machines are certified.

Voting Machine Company Rules

1. 2020 election machine companies must submit machines, algorithms, code, system images, logs, video, audio, USB drives to Panel within 90 days.
2. Non-compliance or tampering is a felony: $10,000,000 fine and 7 years prison for management, board, or individuals tampering.

Ballot Deadline

Ballots received after 11:59 p.m. on voting day in future federal elections are not counted.

Election Standards

Panel proposes voter ID and 10-year ballot retention standards for states and federal authorities.

Hand-Counting Funding

Congress funds states for hand-counting compliance.

SECTION 9. AUDITS

Agency Audits - Audit FBI, CIA, DOJ, and other Panel-implicated agencies for 2020 coup involvement.

Voting Machine Audit - Audit 2020 election machines, software, algorithms (state and private vendors) for vulnerabilities.

Ballot Harvesting and Mail-In Ballots - Audit 2020 Democrat ballot harvesting and mail-in ballots for irregularities or fraud.

Audit Scope - Covers 2020 election actions, agency weaponization, propaganda, voting systems, harvesting, and mail-in ballots.

Oversight - Panel oversees audits, reports to Congress in 180 days and annually until dissolution.

SECTION 10. CONGRESSIONAL REVIEW PANEL

Establishment - Bipartisan Panel forms within 60 days, operates minimum 8 years unless Congress extends or dissolves.

Composition - 10 members: 5 by House Speaker, 3 by Senate Majority Leader, 2 by President. Initial members serve full term unless removed, deceased, retired, or resigned.

Budget

1. $1,000,000,000 initial budget for 8 years for personnel, investigations, audits.
2. Future funding via congressional legislation.

Impeachment - Members removable by 60% Panel vote for misconduct or duty failure.

Replacement - New members nominated by President, Senate Majority Leader, or House Majority Leader; chair selects, Panel votes after interview.

Duties

1. Identify individuals and actions for Sections 6 and 7.
2. Oversee agency, voting machine, harvesting, and mail-in ballot audits.
3. Recommend treason/sedition trials and punishments (e.g., jail) case-by-case.
4. Report to Congress in 180 days and annually on findings, including voting machine security.
5. Release declassified public summaries annually, excluding national security risks.
6. Investigate media propaganda in 2020 coup; recommend fines or regulations.

Oversight - Citizenship revocation or treason/sedition trials need Senate majority approval.

SECTION 11. STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS

Crimes tied to 2020 coup (treason, sedition, election fraud) have statute of limitations extended until Panel dissolution.

Applies to Panel-identified coup participants.

SECTION 12. SEVERABILITY

If any provision is invalid, the rest of the Act remains effective.

SECTION 13. EFFECTIVE DATE

This Act takes effect immediately upon passage.

As per the title; Transfer EPA and ATF agents to ICE.

Do it on a temporary work reassignment and continue to have them paid by the EPA and ATF. Strip every agent out of both agencies (leave management behind) and TDY them to ICE.

Homeownership and Economic Resources for International Transactions and Agricultural Guardianship Enforcement Act (HERITAGE Act)

A BILL

To impose national taxes on real estate transactions, ownership, and rentals by non-citizens and non-residents, restrict the sale of certain lands to United States citizens and residents, and for other purposes.

Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,

SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE.

This Act may be cited as the “Homeownership and Economic Resources for International Transactions and Agricultural Guardianship Enforcement Act” or the “HERITAGE Act.”

SECTION 2. DEFINITIONS.

For the purposes of this Act: Non-Citizen: An individual who is not a citizen of the United States.

Non-Resident: An individual who does not maintain a primary residence in the United States, as defined by the Internal Revenue Service.

Real Estate: Any land, building, or structure located within the United States.

Restricted Land: Land classified as agricultural, rural, tree growth, or historic under federal or state law.

Rental Agreement: Any lease or contract for the use of real estate in exchange for payment.

SECTION 3. NATIONAL SALES TAX ON REAL ESTATE PURCHASES BY NON-CITIZENS AND NON-RESIDENTS. (a) Imposition of Tax – A national sales tax of 15% shall be imposed on the purchase price of any real estate acquired by a non-citizen or non-resident. (b) Collection – The tax shall be collected by the escrow agent or closing entity at the time of the transaction and remitted to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) within 30 days. (c) Exemptions – This tax shall not apply to purchases by United States citizens or residents.

SECTION 4. NATIONAL PROPERTY TAX ON REAL ESTATE OWNED BY NON-CITIZENS AND NON-RESIDENTS. (a) Imposition of Tax – An annual national property tax of 1.5% of the assessed value of real estate shall be imposed on any real estate owned by a non-citizen or non-resident. (b) Assessment and Collection – The assessed value shall be determined by local property tax assessors, consistent with state standards.

The tax shall be collected annually by the IRS, in coordination with state and local authorities.

(c) Exemptions – This tax shall not apply to real estate owned by United States citizens or residents. SECTION 5. NATIONAL SALES TAX ON RENT PAID BY NON-CITIZENS AND NON-RESIDENTS. (a) Imposition of Tax – A national sales tax of 15% shall be imposed on the total amount of rent paid by a non-citizen or non-resident under a rental agreement for real estate. (b) Collection – The tax shall be collected by the property owner or management entity and remitted to the IRS quarterly. (c) Exemptions – This tax shall not apply to rental agreements where the tenant is a United States citizen or resident. SECTION 6. RESTRICTIONS ON SALE OF RESTRICTED LAND. (a) Prohibition – No restricted land, defined as agricultural, rural, tree growth, or historic land, may be sold to a non-citizen or non-resident. (b) Verification – The Departments of Agriculture (for agricultural and rural land), Interior (for tree growth land), and National Park Service (for historic land) shall establish processes to verify compliance. (c) Penalties – Violations shall result in: Forfeiture of the land to the federal government.

A fine of up to $500,000 or 50% of the land’s assessed value, whichever is greater.

SECTION 7. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT. (a) Authority – The IRS shall promulgate regulations to administer and enforce the taxes imposed under this Act. (b) Coordination – The IRS shall coordinate with state and local tax authorities to streamline collection and avoid duplicative taxation. (c) Penalties – Non-compliance with tax collection or remittance shall incur penalties under the Internal Revenue Code. SECTION 8. REVENUE ALLOCATION. Revenue from taxes imposed under this Act shall be allocated: 50% to the general fund of the U.S. Treasury.

25% to states, proportional to real estate transactions within each state.

25% to a federal fund for the preservation of agricultural, rural, tree growth, and historic lands.

SECTION 9. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Act shall take effect on January 1, 2026, and apply to real estate transactions, ownership, and rental agreements on or after that date.

Proposed Self-Deportation Program Framework

Program Name (temporary name): Voluntary Departure Incentive Program (VDIP)

Objective: Encourage illegal aliens to voluntarily leave the United States with free transportation, no immediate legal penalties, and preserved eligibility for future legal immigration pathways, while enforcing strict consequences for violating reentry terms.

Key Features

1. Eligibility:

   • Available to illegal aliens and their immediate family members (spouse, minor children).
   • Participants must voluntarily enroll and provide verifiable identity information (e.g., passport, birth certificate, or other documentation from their country of origin).
   • Excludes individuals with pending criminal charges or convictions for serious crimes (e.g., felonies, violent offenses).

2. Incentives:

   • Free Transportation: One-way travel (air, bus, or other means) to the participant’s country of origin, coordinated with the destination country’s government.
   • No Prosecution: Participants are registered in a federal database but face no criminal penalties for prior illegal entry or stay.
   • Preserved Immigration Eligibility: Participation does not prejudice future applications for U.S. residency, work permits, or visas, provided participants comply with program terms.

3. Registration and Database:

   • Participants are entered into a federal database managed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) or a similar agency.
   • Data includes biometric information (e.g., fingerprints, facial recognition) to track compliance and detect reentry.
   • Database is shared with U.S. embassies and consulates to verify compliance during future visa or residency applications.

4. Terms of Agreement:

   • Participants sign a binding agreement prohibiting reentry to the U.S. without authorization (including for tourism, work, or residency).
   • Violation of the agreement triggers:
     • First Offense: Arrest, $20,000 fine, 1 year of hard labor (e.g., community service or supervised work program), and deportation.
     • Repeat Offenses: Fine doubles ($40,000, then $80,000, etc.), hard labor doubles (2 years, then 4 years, etc.), and permanent deportation with a lifetime ban on reentry.
   • Participants must acknowledge that reentry violations will disqualify them from future U.S. immigration benefits.

5. Coordination with Countries of Origin:

   • Agreements with foreign governments to accept returning citizens and verify their identities.
   • Potential reintegration support (e.g., job placement or social services) negotiated bilaterally to incentivize participation and ensure humane treatment.

Implementation Steps

1. Legislative Authorization:

   • Requires Congressional approval to establish the program, fund transportation, and amend immigration laws to allow non-penalized voluntary departure and database creation.
   • Legal provisions must clarify that participation does not count as a formal deportation or inadmissibility ground under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).

2. Agency Oversight:

   • Administered by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), with ICE and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) managing registration, transportation, and database.
   • Coordination with the Department of State for international agreements and visa processing.

3. Outreach and Enrollment:

   • Public awareness campaign targeting communities of illegal aliens, using multilingual media, community organizations, and consulates.
   • Enrollment centers established at DHS offices, consulates, or designated community locations, with safeguards to prevent coercion or abuse.

4. Transportation Logistics:

   • Contracts with airlines, bus companies, or other providers for cost-effective, one-way travel.
   • Group departures to reduce costs, with security measures to ensure safe transit.

5. Enforcement Mechanisms:

   • Biometric database integrated with border security systems (e.g., CBP’s entry/exit tracking) to detect unauthorized reentry.
   • Penalties enforced through federal courts, with clear guidelines for fines and labor programs to avoid legal challenges.

Potential Benefits

• Reduces Illegal Alien Population: Encourages voluntary departure without costly enforcement actions like detention or removal proceedings.
• Humane Approach: Avoids family separation and criminalization, aligning with humanitarian principles.
• Supports Legal Immigration: Preserves pathways for future legal entry, incentivizing compliance with U.S. laws.
• Cost-Effective: Transportation costs are lower than detention and deportation expenses (e.g., ICE detention costs ~$150/day per person).

Challenges and Considerations

1. Legal Hurdles:

   • Current immigration law penalizes illegal presence (e.g., 3- or 10-year bars under INA §212). Exempting participants requires legislative changes.
   • Hard labor penalties may face constitutional challenges (e.g., Eighth Amendment concerns over “cruel and unusual punishment”).
   • Fines may be unenforceable for low-income violators, requiring alternative penalties or payment plans.

2. Participation Rates:

   • Illegal aliens may distrust the program, fearing future penalties or data misuse. Transparency and community partnerships are critical.
   • Incentives may be insufficient for those with deep U.S. ties (e.g., U.S.-citizen children, long-term residency).

3. International Cooperation:

   • Some countries may resist accepting large numbers of returnees or demand financial support for reintegration.
   • Logistical challenges in verifying identities for individuals lacking documentation.

4. Enforcement Costs:

   • Database maintenance, biometric tracking, and penalty enforcement require significant funding and infrastructure.
   • Repeat offender penalties (e.g., hard labor) may strain federal resources or face public backlash.

5. Public and Political Perception:

   • Supporters of strict immigration enforcement may view the program as too lenient, while advocates for illegal aliens may criticize it as coercive or punitive.
   • Clear messaging is needed to frame the program as a balanced, voluntary option.

Estimated Costs and Scale

• Transportation: Assuming 100,000 participants annually, with an average one-way flight cost of $500, total cost ~$50 million/year. Bus travel for nearby countries (e.g., Mexico) reduces costs.
• Database and Administration: Initial setup ~$100 million, with annual maintenance ~$20 million (based on similar biometric systems like CBP’s Traveler Verification Service).
• Outreach and Staffing: ~$10 million/year for enrollment centers, staff, and campaigns.
• Total First-Year Cost: ~$180 million, scalable based on participation.

For context, ICE’s 2023 budget for detention and removal was ~$3.1 billion, suggesting a self-deportation program could be more cost-effective if participation is high.

Recommendations

1. Pilot Program: Launch in select regions (e.g., border states) to test logistics, participation, and enforcement before nationwide rollout.
2. Community Engagement: Partner with trusted organizations (e.g., churches, NGOs) to build trust and encourage enrollment.
3. Flexible Penalties: Offer alternatives to fines (e.g., community service) for low-income violators to ensure enforceability.
4. Data Privacy: Implement strict protocols to protect participant data, addressing concerns about surveillance or misuse.
5. Bilateral Agreements: Prioritize negotiations with high-emigration countries (e.g., Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras) to streamline returns.

Alignment with Trump Administration Priorities

Based on public statements and policies from Donald Trump’s previous administration (2017–2021) and campaign rhetoric as of 2025, this program could align with his focus on border security and immigration enforcement while offering a pragmatic, less punitive option. Trump emphasized deportations and deterrence (e.g., “zero tolerance” policies), but a voluntary program could appeal as a cost-saving measure that avoids legal battles and public criticism over mass deportations. The strict penalties for reentry violations align with his calls for strong enforcement.

Conclusion

The Voluntary Departure Incentive Program offers a structured, incentive-based approach to encourage self-deportation while preserving future immigration opportunities. It balances enforcement with pragmatism, leveraging free transportation and non-penalization to reduce illegal alien populations cost-effectively. However, success depends on legislative support, international cooperation, and trust-building with communities. A pilot program and robust outreach can help refine the approach before scaling.

We should limit the student visas issued to 2% of the student population of our Universities and colleges. AT MOST.

There needs to be a punishment for illegally entering the United States. As it is now, there is hardly any incentive for people to leave. They get caught? Long process to get deported (if they ever get deported) and then they just sneak back in again. It needs to stop.

I propose 1-year of hard labor for any illegal caught and found guilty, then deported.

The labor? Digging rainwater catchment basins in our deserts. Why? by creating a large amount of them we can transform the desert southwest into a less arid region. It will still be desert, but it would drastically increase plant life and wild life. Additionally it will enable the carbon capture of billions of tons of CO2 (sell it to the greens). It will eventually reduce the temperature in the region by about 1 degree F. It will recharge the ground water supply (as much as 60 feet over 50 years), help control erosion, and control flooding.

We'd only need to arrest 500,000 illegal aliens a year and set them on this task and it would be finished in about 10 years.

Many people will self deport rather than risk getting caught and being forced to dig holes for a year, reducing the illegal alien problem and the cost of deportation.

Within 20 year the American Desert Southwest would have significantly more wildlife and plantlife (closer to what it was before cattle ate everything and dried out the landscape). Believe it or not it used to be a major beaver trapping area, but as the beaver died, so too did their dams.

It might even allow for the reintroduction of beaver to the area; who are natural dam builders.

Thoughts?

The meme image is a Political cartoon (I think in black and white; it is a very simple drawing) showing a tv camera capturing what looks like violence on the camera screen; one person is stabbing another. But the whole picture shows the perpetrator is actually the victim and is running away and the victim on the screen is actually the perpetrator in real life, attacking the other person.

Any help for keywords to search and or a link to the image would be appreciated.

What are the congressional repercussions of deporting all the illegals?

Best estimates are that there are between 11 million and 30 million illegals in this nation. That represents between 14 and 40 Congressional seats.

And where do those seats mostly lie? Blue cities.

There should be a directed push to empty the Blue cities FIRST, before the 2030 census. Don't make it too obvious, but strategically this is the correct order of operations.

This excess population shifts the Congressional seats to blue cities by upwards of 10%, as much as 40 congressional seats. That could represent 258 Republican Congressmen vs 175 Democratic Congressmen. That is 59%...just about what you need to stop a filibuster.

Add into that secure elections and this country will be Republican for a few generations.

IDEA: U.S. Citizens Identification Card Voluntary Lasts 10 years; $50 registration fee Must provide documentation that proves identification, US citizenship & current address. (Birth certificate, citizenship papers, driver's license, etc.)

Photo taken at license issue.

Issued a Citizens Identification Number and physical identification

Acts as voter identification
Acts as nation-wide open/concealed carry permit
Acts as international/national drivers license
Acts as a primary nationally recognized identification document

Thoughts/ideas/criticisms welcome. Have a better name/acronym? Too much? Too little?

Anyone who has served in the military and has been discharged under honorable conditions should be granted a lifetime permit for automatic weapons.

Additionally upon discharge from service should receive an M16/M4 and a sidearm.

Discuss.

Ideas, please add yours. This is a perfect opportunity to use the White House press corp pass as a means of fixing the media.

To get a Whitehouse press pass:

Media organization MUST have a comments section on their website open to public criticism and largely unedited/moderated.

All lies presented by the media organization needs to be refuted THREE times in the same timeslot/web-site prominence/periodical prominence on said media organization.

Each time we deport an illegal immigrant there should be an outstanding charge of $100,000 plus the cost of deportation attached to that individual. In addition, the illegal immigrants nation of citizenship should be charged $100,000 as well as the crossing nation; these funds should be collected via tariffs.

Obviously the illegal immigrant isn't going to pay the fine. But if they get caught again, we jail them and put them to work at minimum wage to pay off their fine (two since they are a repeat offender).

We don't want them to engage in labor that would be better off in the free market, so I have a solution. Something that would be nice to get done, but wouldn't make a dent in the free market labor pool: have them dig rainwater harvesting holes in the desert areas of America to catch rainwater. A 2-4 foot deep hole, 5-10 feet wide placed every 20-30 feet would turn huge areas green. In a few decades it would be enough to turn the entire southwest into a green patch.

Wild/Ridiculous Speculation and/or Hopium about "Trump's Secret."

He was born twins and has kept it secret his entire life and will soon announce it.

12 more years of Trump, baby!

I certainly am hoping for Q to start reposting.

Additionally having to go through some verify posts, to re-verify the connection between the new Q posts and the Trump administration.

Q, if you repost; have Trump post a picture of himself, Vance and others on the team with a squirrel stuffed animal on the desk in front of them.

Kamala should be ignored until an official candidate is selected by the DNC.

Any questions about the Presidential race should be met with "I don't know who the DNC will choose"

Any questions about a debate should be responded with "I plan to debate whoever the DNC selects, until the DNC selects someone we don't know who their candidate will be." "If the DNC choose Kamala, I'd be delighted to debate her."

Etc.

Do not engage and provide FREE market research for the Democrats until they choose their candidate.

In my opinion:

The reason they didn't oust Joe as President and allow a succession to take place is that Kamala isn't qualified to be President (her parents weren't citizens when she was born) and this would push Mike Johnson (R), who is Speaker of The House as President of the USA.

Thoughts?

Were he parents citizens when she was born?

Wasn't she an anchor baby?

Doesn't this disqualify her from running for the office?