Can the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit review and discredit a previously entered Certified Copy of Order of Remand

QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW e Can the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, (Chicago IL. 60604), review and discredit a previously entered: “Certified Copy of Order of Remand” (June 22, 2005; 24 4 Removal case no 03 C-2685), pursuant to Title 28 USC § 1447(c), [lack of subject matter jurisdiction], some 14% years later on March 16, 2020, (App. no. 19-2167; direct appeal against U.S. Northern District Court of IL. ‘restricted filer’ case no. 07 C-5613; Federal Executive Committee v. Walter J. Brzowski), when by operation of Federal Statute 28 USC § 1447(d), and several precedents from this U.S. Supreme Court and other paralleled U.S. Court of Appeals, strictly forbids this type of review, based upon only: “failure of the movant, Walter J. Brzowski to render the filing fee payment”, which he did in fact, file a: “In Forma Pauperis Petition” into (2"4), Removal case no. 03 C-2685 on April 22, 2003, that was suspiciously ‘denied as moot’ without District Judge James F. Holderman affording any type of reason and explanation to such arbitrary ‘denial’; and upon NO Court instructions directed towards their [former], Clerk, Michael Dobbins, to inquire for such ‘Court filing fee payment’ from the movant, Walter Brzowski at anytime -. after May 5, 2003?