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nap-201800 Immigration Migration Asylum (History – definitions)
nap-0000 Index New American Party
nap-201810 The Southern Border

Immigration, migration, asylum, and the influx of illegal drugs has become a major political focus and public concern.

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020234 – Bi-partisan Border Bill blocked by Trump.

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Immigration and migration are often used interchangeably, but they actually have different meanings.

Immigration refers to the act of moving to a new country with the intention of living there permanently. In other words, it involves crossing international borders to settle in a foreign country. Immigration usually involves a legal process and requires obtaining a visa or other form of authorization to enter and live in the destination country.

Migration, on the other hand, refers to the act of moving from one place to another, whether within a country or across international borders. It can be temporary or permanent, voluntary or forced, and can involve individuals or groups of people. Migration can occur for a variety of reasons, such as seeking better economic opportunities, escaping conflict or persecution, or simply wanting to experience a different way of life.

In summary, while both immigration and migration involve moving from one place to another, immigration specifically refers to moving to a new country with the intention of living there permanently, while migration refers to any type of movement from one place to another, regardless of the destination or duration of stay.

Asylum, on the other hand, is a legal status that may be granted to individuals who have fled their home country due to a well-founded fear of persecution based on their race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. Asylum seekers must apply for protection in the country where they seek refuge and must demonstrate that they meet the legal criteria for asylum.

In summary, immigration is a broader term that refers to the process of moving to a new country, while asylum is a specific legal status granted to individuals who have fled persecution in their home country.

rp-0000 Republican Party Index
rp-1000 Republican Party Platform

nap-501000 – 1st Amendment – Freedom of Speech wiki

The First Amendment guarantees Americans the freedom of speech, or does it? In reality it guarantees politicians the right to lie, intimidate, and threaten anyone who opposes their views.

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Freedom of speech is the greatest of our rights, guaranteed to us in the 1st Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America. It is also the Achilles heel of democracy.

nap-106000 Captocracy – Capitalism

A captocracy is a government run by corporations and the ultra rich in which profit is the guiding factor in all political and non-political decisions.

Captocracy has become a primary factor in American politics
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SCOTUS has made a corporation a person with freedom of speech and unlimited donations to politicians and political parties.

nap-8000 National Budget, Debt Ceiling, Deficit

nap-103300 – Separation of Church and State

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nap-105100- Insurrection
nap-5110 – what is an insurrection?

What is the difference between a protest, a riot, and an insurrection?
A PROTEST is a peaceful gathering or march to show support for a cause.
A RIOT is a violent protest causing damage to property or personal injuries to others.
INSURRECTION (chatGpt)
An insurrection refers to a violent uprising or rebellion against an established authority or government. It involves a group of people taking up arms or using force to overthrow or challenge the ruling regime or to protest against a particular policy or decision of the government. Insurrections often result in chaos, destruction, and loss of life, and they are considered illegal and highly disruptive to the stability of a society. Examples of insurrections include the American Civil War, the French Revolution, and recent events such as the storming of the United States Capitol in January 2021.

The consequences of an insurrection have lasting national and international importance. If the insurrection fails (the Civil War, Jan 6th) then then there are serious repercussions to the insurrectionists.
If the insurrection is successful (French Revolution, Ukraine 2014) then the existing government is overthrown and a new government installed.

Insurrections result when a group of people feel that they have no voice in the government or that the only way their beliefs will be instituted is in the overthrow of the government.
Insurrections can only be prevented when the citizens of a nation can reach compromise that both sides will accept. As long as the citizens of a nation cannot reach acceptable compromises then insurrections will continue and then nation will live in dysfunction with fear, hate ,and distrust as a way of life.

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What is the difference between an insurrection and civil disobedience?

Insurrection and civil disobedience are two distinct forms of political expression, with significant differences.
Insurrection refers to a violent uprising or rebellion against an established authority or government. It involves using force to overthrow the ruling power or to gain control of a territory or institution. Insurrections often involve armed conflict and are often considered illegal.
On the other hand, civil disobedience is a non-violent act of protest against laws or policies that an individual or group considers unjust or immoral. Civil disobedience involves intentionally breaking a law or rule, but doing so peacefully and accepting the legal consequences. It is a way to draw attention to an issue, challenge the status quo, and bring about social or political change through nonviolent means.
While both insurrection and civil disobedience involve challenging established authority, they differ in their approach and the degree of violence used. Insurrections seek to overthrow the government through force, while civil disobedience seeks to bring about change through peaceful and nonviolent resistance.
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Transgenger march on Tallahssee to protest Nashville

nap-501200 – 2nd Amendment

• A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
  Amdt2.1Overview of Second Amendment, Right to Bear Arms
  • Amdt2.2Historical Background on Second Amendment
  • Amdt2.3Early Second Amendment Jurisprudence
  • Amdt2.4Heller and Individual Right to Firearms
  • Amdt2.5Post-Heller Issues and Application of Second Amendment to States
  • Amdt2.6Bruen and Concealed-Carry Licenses

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2nd Amendment – overview

nap-201510 Pardons –
Laws are useless when Presidents and Governors overturn convictions based on personal political or financial gains.

041023 — Texas Governors pardons convicted BLM Murderer.

nap-201700- Voting Rights
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