Whether the PA-PLO has the right to raise a Due Process defense under the Fifth Amendment

QUESTIONS PRESENTED The questions presented are: 1. Whether the PA-PLO has the right to raise a Due Process defense under the Fifth Amendment—a defense the Court has ruled unavailable to U.S. state sovereigns and many courts have ruled unavailable to foreign sovereigns—while simultaneously asserting its status as a foreign sovereign in a case against the United States at the International Court of Justice, which handicaps Congress’s constitutional powers; 2. Whether a court can override Congress’s intent to subject the PA-PLO under the AntiTerrorism Act to civil litigation in U.S. courts, despite Congress’s constitutional authority to amend the jurisdiction of federal courts and protect Americans from acts of PA-PLO terrorism; 3. Whether the Fifth Amendment Amendment’s Due Process Clause, which allows criminal prosecution of a terrorist who murders a U.S. citizen, as well any person or entity that supported the crime, would nonetheless bar a lawsuit by the victim’s family to impose civil liability on the same actors under the same U.S. Code section;