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Available sources confirm the Maritime Drug Law Enforcement Act (MDLEA) was enacted in 1986 as part of the Anti‑Drug Abuse Act and received bipartisan support . The specific claim that Senator Chuck S...
Congress is taking formal steps that could lead to President Trump’s removal: multiple impeachment resolutions (H.Res.353 and H.Res.537) have been filed in the House, which set out charges and call fo...
NESARA began as a 1990s policy proposal by Harvey Francis Barnard that called for debt forgiveness, abolition of the income tax in favor of a national sales tax, ending compound interest on secured lo...
The Constitution’s 25th Amendment does provide a legal pathway to remove a sitting president deemed “unable to discharge the powers and duties” of the office, but the mechanism in Section 4 has never ...
The public record contains official daily calendars and "days in session" listings for the 119th Congress but the specific total count of calendar or legislative days Congress spent in session in 2025...
Yes — a sitting U.S. president can be removed from office, and for Donald J. Trump the constitutional pathways discussed publicly are resignation, impeachment and conviction by the Senate, the involun...
Congress did not publish a single definitive “days worked in 2025” count; available 2025 calendars and tentative schedules require counting the days marked as “House in Session” and “Senate in Session...
The Constitution and federal employment rules set different rules: the U.S. Constitution prescribes citizenship or age/residency requirements for federal elected offices, while federal agencies genera...
The most direct, agency-published figure for ICE’s annual budget is the FY2026 request of $11.3 billion, while recent enacted and reported totals range roughly from $8.7–$9.0 billion for FY2024; separ...
Available reporting names multiple men called “Harry Myers” with documented military service, but none in the provided sources match the user’s specifics — a 1990s service member who went into hiding ...
Seventeen states and the District of Columbia are commonly identified by advocacy groups and some reporting as having statewide “sanctuary” laws, policies, or legal opinions—though the exact list and ...
Seven states had no Republican members in the U.S. House of Representatives following the 2024 elections: Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Rhode Island. Thi...
Several Founding Fathers explicitly referenced Islam or Muslims in their writings and public actions: Thomas Jefferson owned a Qur’an and studied Islam’s texts; Benjamin Franklin mentioned “the Mufti ...
The U.S. federal debt rose by roughly $2.2 trillion in fiscal year (FY) 2025, bringing total gross federal debt to about $37.6 trillion at the end of FY2025 and pushing debt-to-GDP above 120% in mid‑2...
Donald Trump has faced multiple criminal indictments and at least one impeachment related to his actions around January 6 and other matters, but none of the reporting in the provided sources shows he ...
Section 3 of the 25th Amendment can be initiated only by the President him- or herself; Section 4 can be initiated only by the Vice President together with either a majority of the President’s Cabinet...
The U.S. Constitution requires that Representatives be U.S. citizens for at least seven years and Senators for at least nine years before taking office, so current law bars someone who is not a U.S. c...
No U.S. president has lawfully pardoned someone for a state crime; the Constitution limits the presidential pardon to “offences against the United States,” and legal authorities and government guides ...
As of the immediate aftermath of the 2024 elections the House composition was reported as , giving Republicans a narrow majority; subsequent vacancies and special circumstances have shifted that count...
Two pieces of verifiable Congressional record exist for measures titled along the same theme — a Senate listing for S.646 and House text for H.R.3368 — but there is no credible evidence these measures...