This report exposes the profound crisis as American citizenship—supposedly an inalienable right—is weaponized into a precarious, lifelong probationary period for millions. It details how recent administrative expansions of civil denaturalization destroy the fundamental "freedom of existence," creating an unconstitutional, second-class tier of citizenship. By analyzing the breakdown of Equal Protection, the evasion of Due Process, and the human rights catastrophe of ontological erasure, this exhaustive study demonstrates why stripping citizenship for fraud is a form of modern-day banishment. We urge you to download the full report to understand why citizenship must be permanently placed beyond the power of the state to destroy.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), established via the Homeland Security Act of 2002, is characterized in this report as a redundant and constitutionally ambiguous federal police power. Created in response to the September 11 attacks, the department centralized 22 disparate agencies and 240,000 employees. This report proposes a complete dissolution of the DHS, advocating for a return to the "Pre-1891 Constitutional Model" of governance, emphasizing competitive federalism and the restoration of state sovereignty.