LAW OFFICES OF ORLY TAITZ
29839 SANTA MARGARITA PKWY, STE 100
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, CA 92688
PH.949-683-5411, FAX 949-766-7603
ORLY.TAITZ@HUSHMAIL.COM
CA BAR # 233433
US DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
BROWNSVILLE DIVISION
Dr. ORLY TAITZ, ESQ ) HON. ANDREW S. HANEN
) PRESIDING
PLAINTIFF )
V ) DATE OF HEARING
JEH JOHNSON, IN HIS CAPACITY ) COURTROOM
OF THE SECRETARY OF DHS, )
SYLVIA BURWELL, IN HER CAPACITY )
OF THE SECRETARY OF HHS, )
BARACK OBAMA, IN HIS CAPACITY
OF THE US PRESIDENT, )
U.S. Border Patrol, Rio Grande Valley Section, )
Brownsville Station,
JOHN DOES AND JANE DOES 1-100
FIRST AMENDED COMPLAINT
APPLICATION FOR STAY
FILED UNDER FRCP 65,
REQUEST FOR INJUNCTION RELIEF
COMPLAINT FOR DAMAGES
JURISDICTION AND VENUE
The U.S. District Court has Jurisdiction in this case, as the defendants are sued in their official capacity as executives of Federal agencies and the premise of the legal action involves actions of Federal agencies and US Code-federal statutes. The subject of this case is transportation of illegal aliens with infectious diseases, criminal records and suspected drug cartel, gangs and terrorist connections. This transportation originates in the Southern District of Texas, Brownsville area, where illegal aliens are crossing Rio Grande in violation of the U.S. border integrity and U.S. immigration laws.
Additionally, the court has jurisdiction under the diversity of state citizenships.
PARTIES
Plaintiff, Dr. Orly Taitz ESQ, resident of California, address 29839 Santa Margarita, Ca 92688. Taitz is both a licensed attorney and a medical professional, a licensed Doctor of Dental Surgery and a holder of B. of Med Science. Dr. Taitz is also a President of Defend Our Freedoms Foundation, which is dedicated to the preservation of the Constitutional Freedoms of U.S. Citizens.
Barack Obama is sued in his capacity of the US President.
Jeh Johnson is sued in his capacity as a Secretary of Homeland Security.
Sylvia Burwell is sued in her capacity as the Secretary of the Health and Human Services. Additionally, they are sued as individuals to the extent that their actions go beyond existing laws and/or violate the existing laws.
John Does and Jane Does are individuals who were and are aiding and abetting the named defendants. Plaintiff will be seeking a leave of court to amend the complaint and provide the names of John Does and Jane Does upon discovery. U.S. Border Patrol, Rio Grande Valley Section, Brownsville station is located at 940 N. FM 511, Olmito, TX 78575
STATEMENT OF FACTS
Defendants are currently engaged in trafficking illegal aliens with multiple infectious diseases, criminal records in the countries of origin, and affiliation with gangs and terrorist groups, from Texas (Brownsville border region) to California and other areas in the U.S.
According to the July 30, 2014 report by John Roth, Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security many of these illegal aliens are sick with multiple infectious/communicable diseases, such as Tuberculosis, Scabies, upper respiratory diseases, Lice and other contagious diseases. (Exhibit 2)
According to the border patrol agents ( Exhibit 3), Press release of the Health and Safety officer for the local border Patrol union, Ron Zermeno, and sworn testimony of Kevin Oaks, Chief, Rio Grande Valley Sector, Border Patrol, U.S. Customs and Border Protection during 08.27. 2014 hearing in this case, illegal aliens with infectious diseases are transported to California and other locations (Exhibit Transcript of 08.27.2014 hearing).
Defendants claim that they are entitled to transport illegal aliens from Texas to California and elsewhere under Flores v Reno agreement. (Flores v Reno complaint Exhibit 4, Flores v Reno agreements Exhibit 5)
Defendants, also, run advertisements in Spanish, south of the border, and solicit illegal aliens to cross the border into the US claiming that they are entitled to do so under DACA, as long as they allege that they resided in the US prior to 2012, were brought to the U.S. as minors and were subsequently either deported or self deported.
Plaintiff Taitz is a Doctor of Dental Surgery, who is a doctor -provider for several government programs providing care to such individuals. Among them is Medical/Dentical, a California division of Medicaid, provides free medical/dental treatments to illegal aliens.
Several of her patients, who are enrolled in such programs, as well as their relatives, showed up in Taitz office with multiple upper respiratory track diseases and persistent cough.
Taitz got infected and developed persistent cough.
Taitz had to seek medical care, such as doctors visits, antibiotics, lab tests and lung x-rays to check for Tuberculosis and other infectious diseases.
Plaintiff was ordered by her doctor to use for the rest of her life time a positive pressure oxygen machine due to reduced oxygen in blood.
Plaintiff sought a consultation with an expert in epidemiology, Vera Dolan, a graduate of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Master of Science in Public Health (MSPH) in Epidemiology and received the following decision from the epidemiologist :
“As an epidemiologist, I believe that Dr. Taitz’s respiratory infection originated from close contact with infected patients who were sent for treatment to her office, in particular immigrants who were detained by the DHS without quarantine or medical treatment for existing communicable diseases and then transported to California.
I believe that Dr. Taitz is in further imminent danger of similar additional infections from immigrant patients detained by the DHS without quarantine or medical treatment for existing communicable diseases.
I believe that quarantine and isolation of these detainees by the DHS to the most stringent current standard of the Centers of Disease Control (CDC) for foreign nationals, examination of each detainee by a trained medical professional to the highest current standard of the CDC for foreign nationals, and a signed medical release prior to transportation and release of each of these detainees into the general public, would solve the problem of the imminent risk of contracting communicable diseases from such detainees by Dr. Taitz and other health care providers who are participating in these programs.
I declare that my assessments are true and correct based on my current knowledge and informed consent.” (Exhibit 1, Statement from an epidemiology expert Vera Dolan).
Plaintiff is seeking injunctive relief and damages.
STATEMENT OF FACTS RELATING TO FLORES V RENO 85-cv-4544 USDC CENTRAL DISTRICT OF CA
Flores v Reno is a stipulation agreement achieved between a group of minor illegal aliens and Attorney General Janet Reno and other Federal Government defendants, which was reached in 1996 and was set to expire by 2003. Due to 2001 amendment in the stipulation, the agreement was supposed to expire within 45 days from the publication of policies stemming from Flores v Reno agreement. Such publication was never made. (Exhibit 4 Flores v Reno complaint and Exhibit 5 Flores v Reno stipulations).
Illegal aliens, who sued the federal government defendants in Flores, were seeking better conditions in incarceration and a right for other relatives, not their parents, to post bail for them, and have them released on bail until their deportation hearing.
Flores v Reno agreement, which became a government policy, allowed such release on bail to non-parents pending deportation ONLY if such illegal alien minors :
Do not represent harm to themselves
Do not represent ham to others
Are assured to appear at deportation hearing
Defendants violated all three prongs of the conditional release of illegal alien minors, as they are releasing minors, who are:
Danger to themselves
Danger to others, like Doctor Taitz
Are not assured to appear for the deportation hearing. As a matter of fact, under current policies the defendants assure the opposite, non-compliance and indeed 90% of these illegal aliens disappear and never show up for the deportation hearings and there is no enforcement or removal.
Due to the actions by the defendants, illegal alien minors are trafficked by the defendants through their employees to California and other locations around the country without any medical examination and while knowing that they come from areas with epidemics and outbreaks of infectious diseases.
They are released to custody of individuals, who are illegal aliens themselves and some who also have a criminal record.
The same individuals routinely show up at the border patrol stations and release multiple minors from different countries, claiming that all of them are their relatives.
Some of the individuals, who release minors, are sex traffickers and drug cartel members, who are engaged in “recycling of minors”, typically teenage boys 14-17, these teens are released and re-used repeatedly in smuggling different groups of illegal aliens, claiming that these are “family units”, where the same children are used as props in human smuggling of multiple illegal aliens.
Some of these minors are gang members, who admitted to being members of violent gangs and previously committed murder, robbery and kidnappings in the countries of origin.
Some minors are used in drug smuggling or used in digging tunnels, which are used by the drug smugglers.
Some alleged minors are suspected members of terrorist organizations
Nobody knows whether these individuals are indeed minors, as they claim, as they do not have valid IDs.
These illegal aliens are trafficked by the defendants all over the nation and billions of tax payer funds are misappropriated and stolen from the U.S. treasury and the U.S. taxpayers for their transportation, healthcare and education. $84,000 per year is paid for every U.S. foster family, which fosters these illegal aliens.
Opposite to practice described in Flores v Reno complaint, and an understanding that bail will be posted, illegal aliens are being released without any bail.
According to HHS representative, Diane Oakes, defendants egregiously violated Flores agreement by advising HHS employees that they are forbidden to request bail, while releasing such minors. (Exhibit 6 Transcript of 08.27.2014 hearing).
Plaintiff was within the zone of danger and a foreseeable plaintiff under Flores v Reno. Plaintiff, who is a doctor, is a provider for a number of government programs which provide care for such immigrants.
Multiple immigrants with multiple upper respiratory diseases appeared in her office exhibiting persistent cough.
After working within close proximity to these patients and being exposed to their blood, saliva and tissues, plaintiff contracted an upper respiratory inflammation and developed a persistent cough.
Plaintiff was radiographed to check for Tuberculosis and she underwent a course of antibiotics.
She lost time from work and she further developed insufficient oxygen saturation in blood and was ordered by her doctor to use for the rest of her life a positive pressure oxygen machine at nighttime, while sleeping.
Positive pressure oxygen machine alone costs $1,600 and needs to be replaced every five years.
Additionally, she is in immediate danger of contracting infectious diseases, as she continues working with aforementioned individuals.
Plaintiffs clearly violated Flores v Reno stipulation by releasing individuals, who are a threat to themselves and to others.
FACTS REGARDING DACA
DACA- is an acronym for Deferred Action for Children Arrivals.
DACA, is a memorandum signed by the former Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano in 2012 and re- signed by defendant herein, current Secretary of Homeland Security, Jeh Johnson.
DACA was presented to the public as a brain child of Barack Obama, a directive of Barack Obama, which was carried out by two secretaries of Homeland Security: Napolitano and Johnson.
DACA defers deportation of illegal aliens, who claim that they came to the US before 2012 as minors.
DACA, also, allows illegal aliens, who currently reside in other countries, to cross the border and seek deferral from deportation, as long as they claim that they once resided in the US, were brought to the U.S. as minors prior to 2012 and were previously deported or self deported.
Currently, defendants are running ads in Spanish language media, such as Univision, which transmits in Mexico and Central America inciting illegal aliens to cross the border and claiming that they will be eligible for work permits in the US, if they claim that they resided in the US prior to 2012 and were brought to the U.S. as children and self deported.
According to PEW research one third of the population of Mexico would like to move to the U.S.
The population of Mexico is around 120 million, which means that some 40 million can move to the U.S. by claiming that they were here before 2012, were brought to the U.S. as children and self deported. Same goes for hundreds of thousands of individuals from 75 other countries, who are crossing the U.S. borders.
DACA is a clear reason for the flood of illegal aliens.
DACA is the source of injuries and imminent further injuries for the plaintiff and similarly situated individuals.
DHS on line web site is telling the public that individuals who fall under DACA are eligible for U.S. work permits. Not only defendants do not have any authority to grant permits to illegal aliens, they are flagrantly violating
8 U.S. Code § 1226 (b) – Apprehension and detention of aliens
(a) Arrest, detention, and release
On a warrant issued by the Attorney General, an alien may be arrested and detained pending a decision on whether the alien is to be removed from the United States. Except as provided in subsection (c) of this section and pending such decision, the Attorney General—
(1) may continue to detain the arrested alien; and
(2) may release the alien on—
(A) bond of at least $1,500 with security approved by, and containing conditions prescribed by, the Attorney General; or
(B) conditional parole; but
(3) may not provide the alien with work authorization (including an “employment authorized” endorsement or other appropriate work permit), unless the alien is lawfully admitted for permanent residence or otherwise would (without regard to removal proceedings) be provided such authorization. (emphasis added).
Unless this court reviews completely unconstitutional waiver of immigration and deportation laws for millions of people, called DACA, millions of people will continue flooding this nation and the flood of infectious diseases, crime and terrorism will continue.
Plaintiff is seeking a declaratory relief, finding DACA unconstitutional and staying all waivers of deportation under DACA.
STATEMENT OF FACTS REGARDING EBOLA.
Ebola is a deadly disease, for which there is no vaccination or cure and the death rate is 60-90%.
Ebola is raging in a number of African countries. among them Guinea, Sierra Leon, Liberia, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
A number of nations, flying to African countries, affected with Ebola, have suspended the flights in order to protect their citizens .
This administration did not suspend any such flights.
Defendants, Secretary of Health and Human Services and Secretary of Homeland Security are in charge of protecting the citizens from epidemics.
Individuals from 75 countries illegally cross Texas-Mexican border, including individuals from countries affected with Ebola.
Doctors, such as the plaintiff herein, get in close contact with patients and are at a heightened risk in contracting Ebola.
Plaintiff is seeking a quarantine of individuals who illegally crossed the border in order to ascertain exposure to infectious diseases and provide treatment and obtain medical release prior to release to the general population, as well as a Writ of Mandamus or an Injunctive order to the defendants to either suspend flights to Ebola affected regions or quarantine all individuals coming from Ebola affected regions.
STANDING UNDER 5 USCA §702
Administrative Law and Procedure
Party meets standard for standing under Administrative Procedure Act if it is arguably within zone of interests that Congress sought to protect or regulate under statute in question. 5 U.S.C.A. § 702.
Parties show protected interest for standing to bring action under provision of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), which allows standing for one aggrieved by agency action within meaning of relevant statute, if ,either, they were intended by Congress as “beneficiaries” of statute or it could be inferred that Congress intended them as suitable challenger. 5 U.S.C.A. § 702.
Under Flores v Reno, illegal aliens can be released on bail from detention only if they do not represent danger to themselves and others and are assured to appear at the deportation hearing (Exhibit 2 Flores v Reno settlement).
The release, by the defendants, of individuals with infectious diseases and contamination of doctors who are in a close contact with these aliens, places plaintiff, Taitz, in the zone of interest and makes Taitz a foreseeable plaintiff under 5 USCA §702
STANDING UNDER PRECEDENT OF NORTHWEST FOREST WORKERS ASS’N V. LYNG UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.APRIL 25, 1988, 688 F.SUPP. 1
N. W Forest Workers Ass ‘n, 688 F. Supp. at 3 n.2 (holding that nonprofit organization
“concerned with the economic, environmental and demographic effects of immigration” had standing
to challenge immigration regulations on the ground that the regulations improperly expanded the scope of a guest worker program.
STATEMENT OF FACTS IN RELATION TO INJURIES AND STANDING
PLAINTIFFS INJURIES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
A. HEALTH INJURY RELATED TO ONGOING EXPOSURE TO INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND AN IMMINENT INJURY FOR RE-EXPOSURE
Plaintiff realleges all prior paragraphs and alleges injury due to upper respiratory infection suffered upon treatment of the immigrants, as well as imminent threat of re-infection due to continuous referral of immigrants with multiple infectious diseases, such as Scabies, Tuberculosis, Lice, Rabies, H1N1 (Swine Flu), Denge Fever and other infectious diseases.
B. ECONOMIC INJURY RELATED TO FURTHER MEDICAL COSTS
Plaintiff incurred medical costs in the form of doctor’s visits, x-rays, antibiotics and will pay for the positive pressure oxygen machine for the rest of her life. Full extent of damages to be established upon discovery.
C. INJURY RELATED TO NEGATIVE EFFECT ON THE COMMUNITY BY UNCONSTITUTIONAL EXPANDING OF AUTHORITY BY THE DEFENDANTS IN LINE WITH STANDING IN PRECEDENT OF N.W. FOREST WORKERS ASS’N V LYNG (United States District Court, District of Columbia. April 25, 1988 688 F.Supp. 1 1988 WL 49583) 688 F. Supp. at 3 n 2 holding that nonprofit organization “concerned with the economic, environmental and demographic effects of immigration” had standing to challenge immigration regulations on the ground that the regulations improperly expanded the scope of a guest worker programs.” (emphasis added)
Here, plaintiff is seeking a redress of demographic, economic and environmental effects of actions and policies by the defendants, which go far and above of the constitutional authority. Current schemes and policies by the defendants cause the flood of illegal aliens, place plaintiff and others similarly situated in danger of infectious diseases, crime and terrorism and rob affected communities of resources, jobs, benefits and wages, as well as deprive local schools and hospitals of funding.
SCOPE OF REVIEW
“The United States Supreme Court has provided guidance on the manner in which a court determines whether an agency’s regulations are consistent with statutory mandate. See Chevron, U.S.A., Inc., v. Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc., 467 U.S. 837, 842-43, 104 S.Ct. 2778, 2781-82, 81 L.Ed.2d 694 (1984). First, a court determines whether Congress has spoken directly on the issue. “If the intent of Congress is clear, that is the end of the matter; for the court, as well as the agency, must give effect to the unambiguously expressed intent of Congress.” Id. If, however, the court determines that Congress has not directly spoken of the question at issue “the court does not simply impose its own construction on the statute … [r]ather, if the statute is silent or ambiguous with respect to the specific issue, the question for the court is whether the agency’s answer is based on a permissible construction of the statute.” Id. at 843, 104 S.Ct. at 2782; see Mead Johnson Pharmaceutical Group v. Bowen, 838 F.2d 1332, 1335-36 (D.C.Cir.1988) (court questions whether the agency’s construction of the statute is rational and consistent with the statute). “It is principally where Congressional intent is not clear from the statutory text and the legislative history that a reviewing court gives substantial deference to `reasonable’ agency constructions.” Catholic Social Services, Inc. v. Meese, 664 F.Supp. 1378, 1383 (E.D.Cal.1987) (interpreting § 1160(d) of the IRCA) (citing I.N. S. v. Cardoza-Fonseca,480 U.S. 421, 107 S.Ct. 1207, 1220 n. 29, 94 L.Ed.2d 434 (1987)). In determining whether the agency’s interpretation is reasonable, the Court must confine its inquiry to statements and materials before the agency in the course of its rulemaking. AFL-CIO v. Brock, 835 F.2d 912, 918 (D.C.Cir.1987) (citing Motor Vehicle Mfrs. Ass’n v. State Farm Mut. Ins. Co., 463 U.S. 29, 50, 103 S.Ct. 2856, 2870, 77 L.Ed.2d 443 (1983)).” N.W. Forest Workers Ass’n, 688 F. Supp.
Plaintiff alleges that defendants, who are in charge of the agencies: DHS and HHS, have exceeded statutory mandate within Article 8 and unconstitutionally instituted policies of DACA, as well as improperly interpreted agreements within Flores v Reno which caused damages suffered by the plaintiff and which cause an ongoing threat of further imminent damage of exposure to infectious diseases, crime, terrorism and negative economic effects on affected communities.
D. INJURY SUFFERED AS A FEDERAL TAXPAYER UNDER THE PRECEDENT OF FLAST V COHEN
392 U.S. 83 (1968)
.
Current policies by the defendants violate Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment guaranteed due process rights and represent unlawful and unconstitutional taking in the form of an expenditure for trafficking illegal aliens around the country at tax payer expense, for advertising and soliciting illegal aliens from other countries to cross the border and allege eligibility under DACA, payment of $7,000 per month/ $84,000 per year per foster family for fostering of illegal aliens, for health care, education and social services for illegal aliens, all at taxpayer expense without any constitutional basis to do so and in clear violation of Title 8, which forbids such actions and which prescribes criminal penalties for such actions.
While some argue that Flast v Cohen is limited to challenges based on Establishment Clause only, Flast v Cohen is not limited to the Establishment clause controversies: “Our decisions establish that, in ruling on standing, it is both appropriate and necessary to look to the substantive issues for another purpose, namely, to determine whether there is a logical nexus between the status asserted and the claim sought to be adjudicated. For example, standing requirements will vary in First Amendment religion cases depending upon whether the party raises an Establishment Clause claim or a claim under the Free Exercise Clause. Such inquiries into the nexus between the status asserted by the litigant and the claim he presents are essential to assure that he is a proper and appropriate party to invoke federal judicial power. Thus, our point of reference in this case is the standing of individuals who assert only the status of federal taxpayers and who challenge the constitutionality of a federal spending program. Whether such individuals have standing to maintain that form of action turns on whether they can demonstrate the necessary stake as taxpayers in the outcome of the litigation to satisfy Article III requirements.”
Flast v Cohen 392 U.S. 83 (1968)
Violation of California Health and safety code §2554 et seq
Federal court is allowed to assume supplemental jurisdiction over violations of state statutes, which are within the same nucleus of facts as the federal statutes or if the case is filed in diversity of citizenship.
The case at hand is both a diversity case and the case of violation of federal statutes and agreements.
CA §2554 allows for quarantine of individual with infectious diseases.
Based on the report of the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland security multiple illegal aliens have infectious diseases which require quarantine.
NEGLIGENCE
NEGLIGENCE PER SE-VIOLATION OF STATUTE
8 U.S.C. §§ 1225 (inspection of aliens and expedited removal)
(A) Screening
(i) In general If an immigration officer determines that an alien (other than an alien described in subparagraph (F)) who is arriving in the United States or is described in clause (iii) is inadmissible under section 1182 (a)(6)(C) or 1182 (a)(7) of this title, the officer shall order the alien removed from the United States without further hearing or review unless the alien indicates either an intention to apply for asylum under section 1158 of this title or a fear of persecution.
8 U.S. Code § 1182 – Inadmissible aliens
(a) Classes of aliens ineligible for visas or admission
Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, aliens who are inadmissible under the following paragraphs are ineligible to receive visas and ineligible to be admitted to the United States:
(1) Health-related grounds
(A) In general
Any alien—
(i) who is determined (in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of Health and Human Services) to have a communicable disease of public health significance; [1]
(ii) except as provided in subparagraph (C), who seeks admission as an immigrant, or who seeks adjustment of status to the status of an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence, and who has failed to present documentation of having received vaccination against vaccine-preventable diseases, which shall include at least the following diseases: mumps, measles, rubella, polio, tetanus and diphtheria toxoids, pertussis, influenza type B and hepatitis B, and any other vaccinations against vaccine-preventable diseases recommended by the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices,
(iii) who is determined (in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of Health and Human Services in consultation with the Attorney General)—
(I) to have a physical or mental disorder and behavior associated with the disorder that may pose, or has posed, a threat to the property, safety, or welfare of the alien or others, or
(II) to have had a physical or mental disorder and a history of behavior associated with the disorder, which behavior has posed a threat to the property, safety, or welfare of the alien or others and which behavior is likely to recur or to lead to other harmful behavior, or
(iv) who is determined (in accordance with regulations prescribed by the Secretary of Health and Human Services) to be a drug abuser or addict,
is inadmissible.
(2) Criminal and related grounds
(A) Conviction of certain crimes
(i) In general Except as provided in clause (ii), any alien convicted of, or who admits having committed, or who admits committing acts which constitute the essential elements of—
(I) a crime involving moral turpitude (other than a purely political offense) or an attempt or conspiracy to commit such a crime, or
(II) a violation of (or a conspiracy or attempt to violate) any law or regulation of a State, the United States, or a foreign country relating to a controlled substance (as defined in section 802 of title 21),
is inadmissible.
(ii) Exception Clause (i)(I) shall not apply to an alien who committed only one crime if—
(I) the crime was committed when the alien was under 18 years of age, and the crime was committed (and the alien released from any confinement to a prison or correctional institution imposed for the crime) more than 5 years before the date of application for a visa or other documentation and the date of application for admission to the United States, or
(II) the maximum penalty possible for the crime of which the alien was convicted (or which the alien admits having committed or of which the acts that the alien admits having committed constituted the essential elements) did not exceed imprisonment for one year and, if the alien was convicted of such crime, the alien was not sentenced to a term of imprisonment in excess of 6 months (regardless of the extent to which the sentence was ultimately executed).
(B) Multiple criminal convictions
Any alien convicted of 2 or more offenses (other than purely political offenses), regardless of whether the conviction was in a single trial or whether the offenses arose from a single scheme of misconduct and regardless of whether the offenses involved moral turpitude, for which the aggregate sentences to confinement were 5 years or more is inadmissible.
(C) Controlled substance traffickers
Any alien who the consular officer or the Attorney General knows or has reason to believe—
(i) is or has been an illicit trafficker in any controlled substance or in any listed chemical (as defined in section 802 of title 21), or is or has been a knowing aider, abettor, assister, conspirator, or colluder with others in the illicit trafficking in any such controlled or listed substance or chemical, or endeavored to do so; or
(ii) is the spouse, son, or daughter of an alien inadmissible under clause (i), has, within the previous 5 years, obtained any financial or other benefit from the illicit activity of that alien, and knew or reasonably should have known that the financial or other benefit was the product of such illicit activity,
is inadmissible.
In clear violation of 8 USC 1182 and based on admissions by the INS, HHS and BP representatives, who testified during 08.27.2014, defendants violated 8 USC§1182 and did not turn around and admitted reported 290,000 illegal aliens who either had communicable diseases, who had no records of any vaccinations, ones who had mental disorders, ones who were drug abusers and ones who were all o0f the above.
Based on the above, defendants committed at least 290,000 counts of negligence per se, which led to injuries suffered by the plaintiff in exposure to contagious diseases and she was placed in immediate danger of re-infection with contagious diseases as a result of actions by the defendants.
Additionally, plaintiff and similarly situated individuals were exposed to crime and terrorism, as defendants in violation of 8USC 1182 (2) admitted multiple individuals who are known gang members and cartel members and even ones who admitted to committing crimes in the countries of origin, such as kidnapping, robbery and murder.
Violation of CA Health and safety code §2554 represents negligence per se
NEGLIGENCE- COMMON LAW IN RELATION TO TRAFFICKING BY DEFENDNTS OF INDIVIDUALS WITH INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND NOT PROVIDING ANY WARNINGS TO THE COMMUNITY
Plaintiff incorporates by reference all prior paragraphs as if fully pled herein.
1. Defendants were negligent in transporting to different states, including California, illegal aliens with infectious diseases.
2. Defendants were negligent in not warning the communities where these individuals were trafficked, that members of the community and especially individuals who are in close contact with these illegal aliens, of possible infection.
3. Defendants were negligent in not having sufficient doctors checking illegal aliens prior to their trafficking and release into communities.
Based on August 27, 2014 sworn testimony of Teresa M. Brooks, Supervisory Field Program Specialist- South Texas, Division of Children’s Services, Office of Refugee Resettlement, Administration of Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, there are only two medical doctors supervising 90 detention facilities. Each facility has between 35 to 200 detainees. Two medical doctors are located in Washington DC, while the detainees are mostly in Texas. This makes a ratio of 1 doctor to some 5,000 detainees, while average ratio in the U.S. is one doctor to 400 people. Insufficient number of doctors led to trafficking of illegal aliens with infectious diseases and constituted negligence. (Exhibit Transcript of August 27, 2014 hearing Taitz v Johnson)
4. Lack of properly trained and educated individuals represented negligence and led to spread of infectious diseases.
a. Defendant, Obama, was negligent in appointing defendant Burwell with zero medical background and training to the position of the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
b. Defendant Burwell was negligent in appointing Teresa Brooks to the position of a supervisor, even though Brooks is not a doctor or a nurse and her only connection to medicine is past work as a lab tech in the army.
c. Health releases to illegal aliens prior to release and transportation are given by border patrol agents who have no medical background based on August 27, 2014 sworn testimony in this case by Kevin Oaks, Chief, Rio Grande Valley Sector, Border Patrol, U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
d. Negligence in not keeping documentation on half of the illegal aliens trafficked and released by the defendants.
e. Negligence in not collecting bail from guarantors prior to release.
f. Negligence in not checking criminal record and identity in the countries of origin prior to release.
g. Negligence in not securing the U.S.-Mexican order and allowing a flood of illegal aliens through the wide open border.
NEGLIGENCE BY DEFENDANTS LED TO DAMAGES SUFFERED BY THE PLAINTIFF
Plaintiff is a doctor working with government plans, where she provides treatment to such immigrants.
Plaintiff came in close contact with infected individuals and was repeatedly infected with upper respiratory diseases.
Plaintiff developed persistent cough and had to take time from work, had X-rays, lab tests, doctor’s visits and was ordered by her doctor to use a positive pressure oxygen machine for the rest of her life due to insufficient lung function and insufficient oxygen in blood.
Plaintiff was foreseeable and was in a zone of danger of being infected.
Plaintiff’s injuries are actual and foreseeable and directly stem from the actions by the defendants.
Defendants are liable to the plaintiff for the damages.
Injunction is needed to stop ongoing exposure to infectious diseases and re-infection and damages.
FRAUD
1. Fraud in advising the public that illegal aliens transported to California and other locations are healthy
Sworn testimony by INS, BP and HHS representatives during August 27, 2014 hearing (Exhibit transcript of August 27, 2014 hearing), as well as E2 “Press release from Ronald Zermeno” health and safety officer, revealed that defendants were shipping illegal aliens with infectious diseases to California and other states.
2. Fraud in stealing tax payer funds to provide free medical treatment to illegal aliens. Medical/Dentical is a California division of Medicaid, a federal program which was supposed t provide care for U.S. citizen only. Excerpt from
“Medi-Cal Eligibility and Covered California – Frequently Asked Questions
http://www.dhcs.ca.gov/services/medi-cal/eligibility/Pages/Medi-CalFAQs2014b.aspx#1″ shows that the illegal aliens are offered and encouraged to receive free medical and dental care at the expense of the U.S. tax payers:
Back to Medi-Cal FAQs 2014
Below you will find the most frequently asked questions for current and potential Medi-Cal coverage recepients. If you do not find an answer to your question, please contact your local county office from our County Listings page or email us at Medi-Cal Contact Us.
Citizenship/Immigration
1. What eligibility requirements will an undocumented person have to meet come 2014?
An undocumented person must meet the same eligibility requirements as any other beneficiary such as income limits and California residency in 2014.
2. Does everyone on the application have to be a U.S. citizen or U.S. national?
No. You may qualify for health insurance through Medi-Cal even if you are not a U.S. citizen or a U.S. national.
3. Will I qualify for health insurance if I am not a citizen or do not have satisfactory immigration status?
Anyone who lives in California can apply for health insurance using this application. Only people who are applying must provide Social Security numbers or information about immigration status.
But you may qualify for certain health insurance programs regardless of your immigration status and even if you do not have a Social Security number.
We keep your information private and only share information with other government agencies to see which programs you qualify for.
3. Fraud in claims of complying with Flores v Reno
Defendants alleged that they complied with Flores v Reno, which requires them not to release illegal alien minors who are a danger to themselves and others and who are not assured to show up for a deportation hearing.
In reality in 33 out of some 68 detention centers checked by Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security, there were no records of any access to any prescription medications, detainees were released without observing the incubation period quarantine and became a danger to themselves and others.
According to august 27. 2014 testimony, Kevin Oaks, Chief, Rio Grande Valley Sector, Border Patrol, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, who signed releases for detainees that they are healthy, did not even know what incubation period is.
Further, detainees were released to illegal alien guarantors, some of whom have a criminal record and without bail. Under these conditions detainees not only were not guaranteed to appear for their deportation hearings, they were guaranteed NOT to appear, such policies represented flagrant fraud.
CIVIL RICO 18 USC 1062-1965
Plaintiff re-alleges all prior paragraphs as if fully pled herein
PREDICATE ACTS
if the act indictable under section 659 is felonious, section 664 (relating to embezzlement from pension and welfare funds), section 1341 (relating to mail fraud), section 1343 (relating to wire fraud), section 1344 (relating to financial institution fraud), section 1351 (relating to fraud in foreign labor contracting), section 1425 (relating to the procurement of citizenship or nationalization unlawfully), section 1426 (relating to the reproduction of naturalization or citizenship papers), section 1427 (relating to the sale of naturalization or citizenship papers), section 1503 (relating to obstruction of justice), section 1510 (relating to obstruction of criminal investigations), section 1511 (relating to the obstruction of State or local law enforcement), section 1512 (relating to tampering with a witness, victim, or an informant), section 1513 (relating to retaliating against a witness, victim, or an informant), (D) any offense involving fraud connected with a case under title 11 (except a case under section 157 of this title), (F) any act which is indictable under the Immigration and Nationality Act, section 274 (relating to bringing in and harboring certain aliens), section 277 (relating to aiding or assisting certain aliens to enter the United States), or section 278 (relating to importation of alien for immoral purpose) if the act indictable under such section of such Act was committed for the purpose of financial gain, or (G) any act that is indictable under any provision listed in section 2332b (g)(5)(B);
Fraud- sham Enforcement and Removal proceedings
As admitted by the defense at 08.27.2014 hearing, defense is engaged in sham deportation, removal and immigration enforcement.
Defendants are engaged in a de-facto human trafficking of illegal aliens.
Adult illegal aliens are simply released from INS custody on their own recognizance with only a notice to appear for a deportation hearing, while it is clear that they will not appear for a deportation hearing, and over 90% of them do not appear.
Illegal aliens, who are minors or who claim to be minors, are trafficked by the defendants from Texas to California and other areas around the country at the expense of the tax payers, without any constitutional right to do so.
Tax payer funds are stolen/misappropriated by the defendants in order to complete trafficking of illegal alien minors to their illegal alien patents.
No bond is being collected.
Ninety percent of these illegal alien minors never appear at the deportation hearings.
Defendants further steal/misappropriate tax payer funds by placing illegal alien minors in the foster care system and paying $7,000 per month per foster family to house them and providing them with education and health care at tax payer expense.
Plaintiff is a doctor provider for these illegal alien minors.
As a result of fraudulent enforcement proceedings, plaintiff was repeatedly exposed to multiple respiratory track diseases from the individuals, who are being human trafficked by the defendants.
Her damages are foreseeable and are proximately and actually related to fraud and fraudulent /sham enforcement by the defendants.
Fraud in not disclosing to the public epidemics of infectious diseases
Fraud in claiming that criminal records of illegal aliens were checked, when they were not checked and exposing the plaintiff and others similarly situated to the threat of crime and terrorism
Exhibit 1, Report from John Roth, Inspector General of DHS confirms that many illegal alien children have communicable diseases, including respiratory illnesses, tuberculosis, chicken pox and scabies.
“• ManyUACandfamilyunitsrequiretreatmentfor communicablediseases,
includingrespiratoryillnesses,tuberculosis,chickenpox, andscabies.
UACandfamilyunitillnessesandunfamiliaritywithbathroomfacilitiesresulted inunsanitaryconditionsandexposuretohumanwasteinsomeholdingfacilities.
DHSemployeesreportedexposuretocommunicablediseasesandbecomingsickon duty. Forexample,duringarecentsitevisit totheDelRioUSBPStationandDelRioPortofEntry, CBPpersonnelreportedcontractingscabies,lice, and chickenpox. Two CBPOfficersreportedthattheirchildrenwerediagnosedwith chickenpox withindays oftheCBPOfficers’contactwithaUACwhohadchicken pox. Inaddition,USBPpersonnelattheClintStationandSantaTeresaStation reportedthattheywerepotentiallyexposedtotuberculosis.”
Defendants were obligated to quarantine all of the individuals with infectious diseases and all of the individuals, who got in contact with individuals with infectious diseases.
Defendants did not quarantine these individuals and trafficked them all over the country.
Defendants created outbreaks and epidemics of infectious diseases.
Further, defendants are engaged in obstruction of justice and intimidation of witnesses and retaliation against the whistle blower.
Border Patrol officer Ron Zermeno was a whistle blower and disclosed:
1. Defendants are not checking sick illegal aliens and are engaged in trafficking around the country of illegal aliens with infectious diseases. Several border patrol officers got infected.
2. Zermeno reported on an armed incursion into the U.S. by several armed individuals, who used underground tunnels and emerged from the tunnels around Chula Vista area. After the disclosure defendants intimidated and harassed the whistleblower and informer Ron Zermeno. He was placed on a cease and desist gag order preventing him from talking, A written reprimand was placed in his employee file, and He was threatened with termination of his employment with the U.S. Border Patrol. Under duress and under pressure of possible employement termination Zermeno signed a declaration where he claimed that he did not know who Taitz was until Judge Hanen ordered subpoenas to be signed on August 25, 2014 and that he did not want to testify.
In fact, several days prior to signing of the order to issue subpoenas, through written text messages and phone conversations with fellow border patrol officers, Zermeno agreed to appear at August 27, 2014 hearing before judge Hanen and was willing to produce evidence of aforementioned violations by the defendants.
Defendants engaged in RICO activity not only to commit fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, to misappropriate tax payer funds on prohibited activity of enticing illegal immigration, trafficking illegal aliens and paying billions for health care, education, foster care and other social needs of illegals, but they also engaged in duress, and intimidation of a witness with a goal of not only obstructing justice, but also, to defame the plaintiff and place plaintiff in false light in the eyes of the court.
CAUSE OF ACTION- DEFAMATION OF CHARACTER
Plaintiff incorporates by reference all prior paragraphs as if fully pled herein.
Defendants, including John Does and Jane Does engaged in the defamation of character of the plaintiff.
Defendants engaged in fraud, falsification of records and duress upon the witness and whistleblower in order to defame the plaintiff.
Between August 25 and August 27, 2014 John Doe and John Doe defendants applied pressure and duress on prospective witness and federal whistleblower Ron Zermeno, with the goal of covering up the wrongdoing by the defendants and defame the plaintiff in the eyes of the court.
Under duress of the termination of employment and duress of threatened civil and criminal sanctions, Zermeno signed a declaration which was not true, where he claimed that he did not know who Taitz was and did not consent to appear in court.
In fact, on August 23, 2014, two days prior to the subpoena from the court, Zermeno, in writing, agreed to appear in court in Brownsville, Texas and provide evidence of the defendants trafficking sick children from Texas to California.
This fraud, duress and manipulation was done to defame the plaintiff, to lower her standing in the community and make her look as not trustworthy, as plaintiff wrote to the court that four border patrol agents, including Zermeno agreed to testify in court.
Plaintiff is a licensed attorney. Aforementioned actions by the defendants constituted defamation per se, as through the actions by the defense she was wrongfully accused of fraud on the court.
Further, plaintiff sent to the clerk of the court, the chambers and the defense identical motions seeking the court to issue subpoenas for four border patrol agents. Motion contained 10 pages of pleadings and several exhibits.
When the motion was docketed, plaintiff noticed that all of the exhibits were sealed and some 7 out of 10 pages were missing.
On a previous occasion plaintiff noticed that her original complaint was sealed and not available to the public.
When plaintiff questioned, why the complaint was sealed, she was told by the clerk that the complaints in immigration cases are routinely sealed without the court order. So, when the plaintiff saw that seven pages, containing all the specific information in regards to subpoeanas and all the exhibits were sealed, she assumed that it was done by the order coming from Judge Hanen, who for some reason did not want sensitive information seen by the public.
During August 27, 2014 hearing Judge Hanen stated that he did not issue an order to seal all of the exhibits and part of the motion. So, yet again, there was a case of manipulation, fraud and falsification of record by a John doe/Jane Doe, employee of the court, which was done with the scope of hiding evidence, obstructing justice and defaming the plaintiff through these actions, as it appeared that plaintiff did not send a full motion to the docketing clerk.
Additionally, plaintiff is a known political activist who has brought other challenges against the current administration before.
Previously she caught a court employee, a court reporter in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania by name Donna Anders, remove 14 pages of transcript and remove all mention of a cross examination of a party, which was detrimental for Taitz. Later, the court reporter admitted that she removed 14 pages from the transcript and removed all mention of the cross from the transcript and Taitz filed appropriate complaints. Currently, the matter is being reviewed by the special investigations of Philadelphia District Attorney’s office.
It is widely believed that each District Court and each US Attorney’s office has individuals who are embedded in those offices and who are working for NSA and FBI and not only gather information, but also tamper with records, similar to NSA tampering with phone records and e-mails, as reported by the federal whistle- blower Edward Snowden.
It is an informed belief of the plaintiff that recent manipulations of the docket, fraud and conspiracy to commit fraud are a part of a concerted effort to defame her in the eyes of the courts and derail her cases, specifically due to the fact that she is a political activist leader.
Plaintiff is seeking damages for two counts of defamation per se as well as an order by the court to the clerk of the court to correct Motion for subpoenas and unseal all of the exhibits which were attached to the motion.
VIOLATION OF ARTICLE 1, CLAUSE 8, TAXING AND SPENDING CLAUSE, ARTICLE 3; TITLE 8; FIRST AMENDMENT AND FIFTH AMENDMENT LEADING TO STANDING UNDER FLAST V COHEN
Flast v Cohen two prong test requires:
1. Action by a federal agency stemming from the Taxing and Spending Clause: Article 1, Clause 8 which affects the taxpayer
2. Challenged actions are prohibited
1. Defendants engaged in immigration policies under article 1, section 8, which satisfies the first prong of Flast v Cohen
2(a) Activity was prohibited as defendants violated Title 8 and solicited illegal crossing of the U.S. borders and engaged in trafficking of hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens around the nation, causing damage to taxpayers .
8USC §1324
(a) Criminalpenalties
(1)
(A) Anypersonwho—
(i) knowingthatapersonisanalien,bringstoor attemptstobringtothe United Statesinanymannerwhatsoever such personata place other thana designated portof entryor placeotherthanasdesignated bythe Commissioner,regardless of whethersuchalienhasreceivedpriorofficialauthorizationtocome to,enter,or
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resideinthe UnitedStatesandregardlessof anyfuture officialactionwhichmay be takenwithrespecttosuchalien;
(ii)knowingor inrecklessdisregardof thefactthatanalien hascome to,entered, or remainsinthe UnitedStatesinviolationof law,transports,or movesor attempts totransportor move suchalienwithintheUnitedStates bymeansof transportation or otherwise, infurtherance ofsuchviolationof law;
(iii)knowing orinrecklessdisregard ofthe factthatanalienhascome to,entered, or remainsinthe UnitedStatesinviolationof law,conceals, harbors, or shields fromdetection,or attemptstoconceal, harbor,or shieldfromdetection,suchalien inanyplace,includinganybuildingor anymeans oftransportation;
(iv) encourages orinducesanalientocome to,enter,or resideinthe UnitedStates, knowing orinrecklessdisregardof the factthatsuchcomingto,entry,or residence isor willbe inviolationof law;or
(v)
(I) engagesinanyconspiracytocommitanyof theprecedingacts,or
(II)aidsor abetsthecommissionof anyoftheprecedingacts, shall bepunishedas providedinsubparagraph(B).
(B) Apersonwhoviolatessubparagraph(A) shall,for eachalieninrespectto whomsuchaviolation occurs—
(i) inthe caseof a violationof subparagraph(A)(i)or (v)(I)or inthe caseof a violationof subparagraph(A)(ii),(iii),or (iv)inwhichtheoffense wasdone for thepurpose of commercialadvantage or private financialgain, be finedundertitle
18,imprisonednotmore than10years,orboth;
(ii)inthe case of a violationof subparagraph(A)(ii),(iii),(iv),or (v)(II),be fined undertitle 18,imprisonednotmore than5years,or both;
(iii) inthe caseof aviolation ofsubparagraph(A)(i),(ii),(iii),(iv),or (v) during andinrelationtowhichthepersoncausesseriousbodilyinjury(asdefinedin section 1365of title 18) to,orplacesinjeopardythe life of,anyperson,be fined undertitle 18,imprisonednotmore than20years,or both;and
(iv) inthe case of a violationof subparagraph(A)(i),(ii),(iii),(iv),or (v) resulting inthe death of anyperson, be punishedbydeathor imprisonedfor anytermof years or forlife,finedundertitle 18,orboth.
(C) Itisnotaviolation of clauses [1](ii) or(iii) of subparagraph(A),or of clause (iv) ofsubparagraph(A) exceptwhere apersonencouragesor inducesanaliento come to or enter theUnitedStates,for a religiousdenomination havingabona fide nonprofit,religiousorganizationinthe UnitedStates,or the agents orofficersof
suchdenominationororganization, toencourage, invite,call,allow,or enable an alienwhoispresentinthe UnitedStatestoperformthe vocationof a ministeror missionaryfor thedenomination ororganizationinthe UnitedStatesasa volunteer whoisnotcompensatedasanemployee, notwithstandingthe provisionof room, board,travel,medicalassistance,andother basiclivingexpenses,providedthe minister or missionaryhasbeena memberof thedenominationfor atleastone
year.
(2) Anypersonwho,knowing orinrecklessdisregardof the factthatanalien has notreceived prior officialauthorizationtocome to,enter,or reside inthe United States,bringstoor attemptstobringtotheUnitedStatesinanymanner whatsoever, suchalien,regardlessof anyofficialactionwhichmaylater betaken
withrespecttosuchalienshall,for eachalieninrespecttowhoma violationof this paragraph occurs—
(A) be finedinaccordance withtitle 18or imprisonednotmore thanone year,or both;or
(B) inthe case of—
(i) an offense committedwiththeintentor withreasontobelieve thatthe alien unlawfullybroughtintothe UnitedStateswillcommitan offense againstthe UnitedStates or anyState punishablebyimprisonmentfor more than1year,
(ii)anoffense done for thepurpose of commercialadvantageor private financial gain, or
(iii) an offenseinwhichthe alienisnotuponarrival immediatelybroughtand presentedtoanappropriateimmigrationofficer ata designatedportof entry,
be finedundertitle 18andshallbeimprisoned, inthe caseof afirst or second violationof subparagraph(B)(iii), notmore than10years, inthe caseof a first or secondviolationof subparagraph(B)(i)or(B)(ii), notlessthan3nor more than10 years,andfor anyother violation,notlessthan5nor more than15years.
(3)
(A) Anypersonwho,duringany12-monthperiod, knowinglyhiresfor employmentatleast10individualswithactualknowledgethattheindividualsare aliensdescribedinsubparagraph(B) shallbe finedundertitle 18 orimprisonedfor notmore than5years,or both.
(B) Analien describedinthissubparagraphisanalienwho—
(i) isanunauthorizedalien(asdefinedinsection 1324a<a href="http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/8/usc_sec_08_00