Tarra Anne Perez v. Donald J. Trump, President of the United States
Whether the Constitution remains enforceable when all three branches of government fail to protect the People against actions amounting to treason, thereby dismantling the guarantees of liberty and justice
1. Whether the Constitution remains enforceable when all three branches of government fail to protect the People against actions amounting to treason, thereby dismantling the guarantees of liberty and justice. 2. Whether systemic violations of oath, law, and constitutional duty by government officials constitute a breach of the constitutional compact between the People and their government.. . . »> 3. Whether the People retain the right to demand judicial protection when no branch of government has provided a lawful remedy.