Do the United States courts have jurisdiction to hear aliens' cases or aliens must file their lawsuits against United States citizens in courts of their home country?

Questions Presented 1. Do the United States courts have jurisdiction to hear aliens’ cases or aliens must file their lawsuits against United States citizens in courts of their home country? 2. Are the United States courts obligated to comply with the international human rights law, United States constitution, treaties, and laws, and the precedent set by the Supreme Court when rendering decisions in aliens’ cases? 3. The fact that aliens are victims does not alter the conclusion that United States judge’s actions constitute conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice that brings the judicial office into disrepute so that the judicial machinery cannot perform in the usual manner its impartial task of adjudging aliens cases that are presented for adjudication. When there is systematic hatred, animosity, and decimation against aliens in the State Courts, Federal Courts, and Appeal Courts, and when the judges of these courts coercively deprive aliens of their fundamental human rights and deny justice to aliens, who in the United States is responsible to protect aliens’ rights? . 2