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No question identified. : QUESTIONS Under what circumstances do parents who use US-born children as cures for asylum fraud endanger their physical or psychological wellbeing? Do state actors incur 42 U.S.C. § 1983 liability when placing US-born children in the sole custody of deportable aliens when there is an alternative?1. Under what circumstances can New York State compel citizens to incentivize, subsidize, or bear the cost of fraudulent immigration?2. When can New York disregard concurrent false reporting and 2.a. representation and concurrent violations of federal immigration laws when making matrimonial determinations? Alternatively, is New York State ’s sanctuary posture with respect to fraudulent immigration in conflict with federal law? 2.b. Does the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment permit New York to create disparate classes of parents and siblings, granting unequal access to justice, familial rights, and immunities? As a corollary, do false asylees and children born to false asylees enjoy superior rights and immunities compared with law-abiding citizens and siblings born to law-abiding citizens? Can New York State condition the exercise of sibling and parental rights on money transfers without inquiring into the ability to pay, maintain a household, support a sibling, or even work and travel in the U.S.?3. Can child support determinations be based on income and earning 3.a. capacity so out-of-date as to legitimize primogeniture and jeopardize the siblings? 3.b. Does the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment permit New York to terminate parental and sibling relationships in blended families without any evidence of harm or unfitness? Does the Eighth Amendment's prohibition on cruel and unusual punishments apply to indefinite denials of passport and license privileges imposed in civil proceedings, where such measures function as punitive sanctions and precipitate civil death, including movement restrictions, false exile, and livelihood deprivation?3.c. u