A.L.A.

Abundant Life Amendment™ Article – 5

Guest Worker and Immigration Act - 2006

PART – 1 All immigration and immigrants (a.k.a., aliens) both legal and illegal are the responsibility of the federal government and the federal government only.

PART – 2 Hereafter, under the Law, the words immigrant(s) and legal alien(s) are defined as anyone who is lawfully in the United States. Any other person who is not in the United States lawfully is defined as an illegal alien and is subject to the full extent of the laws of the United States as they may apply. Hereafter, all reference to the United States is inclusive of all states, and/or all governing bodies within the states.

PART – 3 No state government, or any other governing body, will issue any form of identification to any Illegal Alien. No federal, state, or other governing body will in any way restrict, or pose a hindrance to any law enforcement official or department which will have the full authority to arrest and detain for surrender to the appropriate federal immigration authorities, anyone not able to prove themselves lawfully in the United States. Local and state authorities will have the right to bill the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Department up to twenty dollars ($20.) per day to help offset expenses relating to the detention for each day and for each detainee held for the federal authorities. Illegal aliens encountered on a first offense will be detained, photographed, fingerprinted, and deported, but, will not be labeled as criminals, except where other laws have been broken by them, in which case they will face criminal prosecution and penalties and then deported. Second time offenders will be sentenced to six (6) months in jail and any criminal prosecution penalties that may apply and then be deported. A third offense will result in a sentence of six (6) years in prison and any criminal penalties with a life time prohibition from entering the United States.

PART – 4 Any federal laws allowing favorite Immigration status based upon the country of origin of the immigrant(s), social status, education, or other non-equalizing and/or discriminating factors are repealed. The only exception is that those who may be socially incompatible by reason of social disease, illegal drug use, physiological disorder, or association with anyone who seeks to cause harm to the United States, it’s allies and/or friends, or who have a criminal background equal to a felony by U.S. standards of law, will be barred. Anyone seeking Immigration for political reasons will have their request reviewed on a case by case basis, (no group Immigration is allowed, political, or not.) Successfully petitioned political immigrants will have their record of acceptance signed by the Director of the U.S. Immigration Department.

PART – 5 Anyone found guilty of transporting or assisting in the transporting of illegal aliens into the United States will be subject to not less fifteen (15) or more than twenty (20) years in prison. Anyone who willfully hides or harbors illegal aliens in the United States will be subject to not less than ten (10) or more than fifteen (15) years in prison.

PART – 6 Human trafficking is defined and currently understood as follows: The recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or services, through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage, or slavery. Sex trafficking occurs when a commercial sex act is induced by force, fraud, or coercion, or when the person induced to perform such acts has not attained 18 years of age. Any one found guilty of human trafficking will be subject to not less than twenty-five (25) or more than thirty (30) years in prison. All minimum prison and/or jail times listed in this Article are fixed, with no time off or reduced sentences.

PART – 7 Do to the nature of the crimes noted in Parts 5 and 6 and the likelihood that an accused may have strong ties with others in another country, or citizenship in another country, an accused may be held without bail, or subject to extreme monitoring if bail is granted; however, an accused will have all other traditional rights under the law.

PART – 8 The United States Departments of State, Labor, and Immigration will be responsible for a coordinated Guest Worker Program outlined as follows: The Guest Worker Program is not an immigration program, nor does it offer any assurances that having been a Guest Worker increases one’s rights towards Legal Immigration, or Citizenship. A Guest Worker application can only be obtained from a U.S. embassy in the country of the requester’s citizenship, except if the country of citizenship does not have a U.S. embassy. If the requester is in another country other than his/her country of citizenship, a request may be made through the U.S. embassy in the country of current residence, if the requester’s entrance into the host country was made lawfully, or he/she has been accepted by the host country as now being a lawful resident. Guest Worker applications will only be available at a foreign U.S. embassy and all requests will be by mail to the appropriate embassy; requesters will receive an application by mail. Handouts of applications of any kind is not allowed. Not all requesters will receive an application in response to their request. Embassy personnel, along with a witness official from the country of the embassy’s location, will select, at the appropriate time, in a blind drawing, the names of those who will be sent applications. Applicants who fall into any of the following groups will be barred: 1. those who may be socially incompatible by reason of social disease; 2. those who have been found to use illegal drugs; 3. those with physiological disorders; 4. those physically unable to perform at least ninety percent (90%) of the posted available jobs; 5. or those in association with anyone who seeks to cause harm to the United States, its Allies and/or Friends; 6, or those who have a criminal background equivalent to a felony by U.S. standards of law. Applicants must be at least eighteen (18) years of age and have a basic understanding of the English language. Guest Worker privileges for which one may apply can range from six (6) months to thirty six (36) months, during which time the applicant’s employment will be monitored. Should any periods of unemployment exceed six (6) weeks without just cause, the applicant will forfeit the balance of his/her Guest Worker privileges. Husbands and wives both being at least eighteen (18) years old (and without dependent children) or friends, maximum of three (3) may apply for a joint Guest Worker admittance. All Guest Workers must provide for their own transportation to the United States and back to their home countries. All Guest Workers will be paid not less than federal minimum wage and are protected by and subject to all appropriate labor laws of their occupation. Employers may not discriminate against nor favor Guest Workers because of their status or country of origin. Guest Workers will be allowed to obtain a regular driver’s license subject to all appropriate laws; however, Guest Workers will not be allowed to obtain a commercial drivers license (CDL) or be allowed to operate commercial vehicles. No Guest Worker may work in occupations involving security. All income earned by Guest Workers will be subject to normal state and federal taxes with the exception of Social Security; amounts collected from both the employer and employee will be held in a separate joint account and used to help offset expenses of any emergency medical needs of Guest Workers.

PART – 9 The U.S. Department Labor will publish monthly: The unemployment rate, the projected number of job openings for the next six (6) months, the location and type of projected jobs and the projected number of Guest Workers that may be needed to assist in filling those jobs. Whenever the unemployment rate is greater than two percent (2%) in the United States for three (3) months consecutively, the Guest Worker Program will be placed ‘on hold’ until the unemployment rate drops below two percent (2%) for three (3) consecutive months. Guest Workers already in the United States will not be affected by any hold or reduction. Guest Worker applicants still in other countries who have already been approved will be allowed to continue if they are within thirty (30) days of their authorized entrance date. Anyone found guilty of using force, fraud, coercion, or committing other illegal acts or discrimination against authorized Guess Workers will be subject to appropriate civil rights laws. Foreign students already studying in the United States will be allowed to participate in the Guest Worker Program based upon their acceptance as authorized and legal aliens in the United States without having to go through their country’s U.S. embassy. Application will be made at a designated U.S. immigration office. All applicable laws governing any student and/or Guest Worker will apply. The exception for students being, if the authorized length of study extends beyond the thirty-six (36) month maximum stay as stated in the Guest Worker program, the Guest Worker rights of the student may also extent until study is complete. If the authorized time remaining in the United States for study is less than thirty-six (36) months they will only be allowed to remain under the Guest Worker Program for the balance of their allowed study time. Although a student may be registered to participate in the Student Guest Worker part of the program, they are not mandated to seek employment. Any Guest Worker, or student, found to be guilty of civil unrest, a felony, and/or use of, or involvement with any illegal drug activity, will be required to pay appropriate criminal penalties and will then be deported.

PART – 10 The United States Departments of State, Labor, Immigration and Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (BCP) will be responsible for a coordinated web site under the oversight of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, which will provide a posting of all data associated with this Article. Upon entering the United States all Guest Workers will receive a photo ID card (similar to a Form I-94 Arrival/Departure card) bearing a (GW) Guest Worker number. This number will be used as both an ID number and in place of a social security number by the Guest Worker; Example: GW 123-45-6789. Students entering the United States for study only will receive a similar ID card and number: S 123-45-6789. Students wanting to take part in the Guest Worker Program will receive the following ID number: SGW 123-45-6789. Students entering the U.S. under a ‘Student only Number’ may change to the SGW status but can only make the change at a designated U.S. Immigration Office. A fee of ten U.S. dollars ($10.) will be charged for all Guest Worker or Student IDs, or changes to them. All persons under either a Guest Worker or Student program will be photographed and finger-printed for positive Identification. Persons entering the Guest Worker Program or Student Status who are from countries that do not need a passport for entrance into the United States, will provide other proof of legal age and citizenship. A non-discriminating history of work and/or study history will be kept for all Guest Workers and/or Students. No part of this information will be made public. In any case where it may be legally needed, it must be obtained under court order. The following information concerning a lawfully registered Guest Worker or Student will be posted on the web site for public review as needed, and nothing more: A Photo of the Person, their name, their ID number, the date of entry into the United States and the date their visitor rights expire.

PART – 11 Any person responsible for hiring employees or engaged in any Employment Service that has a Federal Employer ID number, will upon presentation of a Guest Worker ID, verify the authenticity of it at the federal web site set up for verification purposes. The following information will be entered: Federal Employer ID number, the Guest Worker/Student ID number for the person being verified and the requestor’s personal social security number. The requestor will receive a confirmation number that must be placed on the employee’s record of hire or application; a printout containing the photo of the person, their name, their ID number, the date of entry into the United States and the date their visitor rights expire. The record of application or hire will also contain the signature of the person that checked the ID number. The web site will be secured in a manner that will prevent a random search of the web site for registered Guest Workers or Students. In the case of an emergency where the need to locate a person whose whereabouts is not otherwise known, an emergency request may be made to the Officials having charge over the web site. In the event that a Guest Worker or Student appears to be missing and/or un-locatable, a separate part of the web site will display, for the general public’s assistance, the basic information needed to locate the person. Also for the employer’s and the public’s assistance there will be posted in a special part of the web site, a list of known, or suspected fraudulent Social Security numbers, IDs, and/or any other types of suspected Identifications and a list of suspected illegal aliens. Anyone who creates a false ID, social security number, or any other type of false document for themselves or another, or uses an ID, or other document belonging to another for deceptive and/or unlawful reasons, will be subject to not less than ten (10) or more than fifteen (15) years in prison.

PART – 12 Anyone with a Federal Employer ID number that knowingly hires an illegal alien, or fails to seek proof of anyone’s right to be and work legally in the United States, will be subject to the following: On a first offense six (6) weeks in jail, on a second offense six (6) months in jail, on a third offence six (6) years in prison. If the person doing the hiring is the owner, or if the owner is aware of, or has directed another by threat or coercion to disregard the language of this Article, they will receive, by a fifty percent (50%) increase, the penalties listed in this part. Any private person who knowingly hires an illegal Alien will be fined one thousand dollars ($1,000) per person hired or incident for the first offence. A fine of three thousand dollars ($3,000) per person or incident and six (6) weeks in jail for a second offence; and a fine of five thousand dollars ($5,000) per person or incident and three (3) years in prison for a third offence.

PART – 13 Any private party (person) wanting to hire a Guest Worker or Student Guest Worker, may go the federal web site for verification of his/her ID; where asked to enter the Federal Employer Tax ID number the person will enter their full lawful name. Information obtained from the web site is considered public information and may be republished by anyone. Anyone found guilty of Hacking or attempting to hack into the official web site established for the maintenance of this Article, or who uses information gained from the web site for unlawful reasons, will be subject to not less than seven (7) or more than ten (10) years in prison.

PART – 14 No amnesty will be given to anyone entering the United States illegally; nor will anyone found to be in the U.S. illegally be allowed to make a request to become part of the Guest Worker or Student programs, or apply for citizenship, or any type of legal alien status; except, as outlined in this Article. Anyone who may be in the United States as a victim of human trafficking will have the right to apply for legal status subject to the rules of the Guest Worker program and/or other language of this Article, upon their full cooperation and revelation of those responsible for their being here. Birth, is not recognized as a right of citizenship if neither parent is a lawful citizen of the United States. What came first, the chicken or the egg? In all matters of disputed birth citizenship, citizenship will be determined by the citizenship of the mother.

PART – 15 If a Guest Worker or Student becomes pregnant by another Guest Worker or Student, both will forfeit before the sixth month of the pregnancy, any balance of time remaining on their privileges. If a Guest Worker or Student becomes pregnant and the father of the child is a U.S. Citizen and the woman does not have a husband or other children, upon full disclosure of the identity of the father, the Guest Worker or Student may apply for U.S. citizenship and the child will be born a U.S. Citizen. The father, when identified, will be responsible per applicable law(s) financially for the child and will have all applicable parental rights that may be described under the law(s). If the pregnancy was caused by an act of rape, or other type of force or coercion and authorities were informed within 24 hours of the victim’s ability to make a report, or within 24 hours of medical confirmation of pregnancy (in cases where a victim may have been drugged and not fully aware of the assault) upon full disclosure of any information known to the victim, she may make application for citizenship and the child will be born a U.S. Citizen. If the woman chooses not to become a U.S. Citizen, the father if identified, will face appropriate criminal penalties under the law and will be responsible per applicable law(s) financially until the mother and child leave the country, the time for which will remain her original authorized exit date (sooner if she chooses) or sixty (60) days after the birth of the child, if later than the authorized exit date, provided the child has been cleared medically as being healthy enough to travel. If the father is a Guest Worker or Student and the mother a U.S. Citizen and the father does not have a wife and/or children by any other woman in this country or any other, the father may make application for citizenship and if accepted will be financially responsible under applicable law(s) and will have all applicable parental rights that may be described under the law(s). Any type of cohesion, or agreement involving a pregnancy for the hope of citizenship will void the language of this part; and the non US citizen will be deported. If a woman, the child will leave with her. The US citizen being a party to this action will be sentenced to five (5) years in prison.

PART – 16 Immigration - as long as there is population growth from within the United States, immigration will be held to a maximum of - one half of one percent (1/2 of 1%) of the growth from the prior year. If no growth was shown for a year the percentages for the nearest year that had shown growth will apply. U.S. military or State Department personnel stationed in foreign countries will be granted priority Immigration rights for spouses they take as a result of a relationship that may have developed while stationed abroad, subject to the following: If the proposed spouse was previously married and can prove they were divorced or widowed prior to a relationship with the proposed U.S. spouse and no children were a part of the marriage and the person is not barred by other legal, or standards of acceptance, Immigration priority rights will be granted. If children were a part of a prior marriage, and both parents are alive, the priority rights granted under this part will not apply because the estranged spouse may have parental rights and the children may be denied access to a parent, grandparents, or other near relatives or might be denied access to other loved ones. Immigration in these circumstances can always be applied for under regular Immigration policies.

PART – 17 Millions for a Fence - not one Amnesty without Full Revelation. No blanket amnesty will be given to any group of people regardless of country of origin. Anyone who is not lawfully in the United States is guilty of criminal conduct and subject to all existing appropriate laws and/or the laws of this Article as they may apply. Anyone wishing to obtain amnesty because of criminal conduct may do so for themselves and dependant members of their immediate family under the age of eighteen (18) already in this country upon an oath of full revelation of: When and where they and/or other family members entered the country? Who helped them and/or other family members enter the country? Where have they and/or other family members been since entering the country? Who has helped them and/or other family members by providing them with employment, money, shelter, or has assisted them and/or other family members in obtaining any types of identification, false or legal? Failure to comply with full revelation will deny the applicant any rights to apply for Guest Worker status or Immigration. Upon full and truthful revelation, amnesty from prosecution (for the stated illegal conduct only) will be given. Any false or incomplete revelations will result in deportation. If any of the following criminal conduct applies, amnesty will be denied: The person or any other family member has been involved with illegal drugs as a transporter, user, or seller; The person or any other family member, who is a part of the application, has been found guilty of any felony crime, crime of violence, or social unrest. If none of the prohibited criminal conduct applies, the applicant and other dependant family members under the age of eighteen (18) that can prove that they were in the United States before May 1, 2006 will be provided with all rights under the Guest Worker program for up to the maximum of thirty-six (36) months. At the end of twenty-four (24) months they may make an application for full citizenship, subject to the following: During that twenty-four (24) month period they or other family members have not been found guilty of any felony crime (even if less than felony time was served) or they or no other family members, spouse, or children under the age of eighteen (18) have not been found to be a user of, or in possession of any illegal drugs, or a participant in gang or group memberships associated with unlawful conduct, or involved in any civil unrest, or any crime of violence. If none of the stated criminal conduct applies, they may proceed with their Individual or Family Citizenship application. Any violations of the preceding will result in a denial to the perpetrator(s) of the violation(s) and he/she who will be deported as follows: Any family member at least fourteen (14) years old but under the age of eighteen (18) years old that is found guilty of being engaged in felony conduct, will face appropriate punishment and/or held in detention until their eighteenth (18) birthday and then be deported and bared from any future application of citizenship or of being part of the Guest Worker Program. Dependant family members under the age of fourteen (14) will be considered to still be under full parental control and their conduct and that of the parents will determine the acceptance or rejection of the family application of citizenship. All applicants will be tested for drug use and social diseases and will be deported if found so afflicted. All dependent children who are a part of the family application will be issued a photo ID that bares the necessary information showing that they are a dependant minor lawfully in the United States. Dependant minors will be allowed to find jobs suitable for their age under applicable federal, state, or local laws. The English language has been accepted world wide as the language of the United States, therefore, no court of law, or any governing body, will mandate that anything other than the English language be required or taught. Anyone involved in an amnesty program will be required to have a basic understanding of the English language before application of citizenship will be accepted. Anyone failing to meet the requirements as outlined in this PART by the end of the thirty-six (36) months of the grace period given in the Guest Worker Program, will be required to leave the country. Request for amnesty can only be made at a designated U.S. immigration office.

PART – 18 All holders of legal Green Cards or other previously accepted forms of ‘Lawful to Work’ documents will be grandfathered; except, wherever the language of this article may apply, it will be applied. The Green Card program, (a.k.a. DV Lottery) or any other type of lawful to work, study, citizenship, or long term presence in United States programs will be transformed over to the Student/Guest Worker Program and the language of this Article as it may apply. Anyone attempting to pass off an illegal Green Card or other form of illegal document in an attempt to join the Guest Worker Program will be held and deported. No other government programs or Acts may attempt to circumvent the language of this PART. No private company, or person, may contract for hire anyone to a labor recruitment arrangement for work in the United States, if the person proposed for hire has not qualified per the language of this Article for admittance into the United States.

PART – 19 In all matters of punishment any current Laws of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Department more stringent than those of this Article may be applied, except no punishment will be less than those of this Article.

PART – 20 The Congress shall provide appropriate funding to ensure the success of the application of this Article; also, all government agencies affected by this Article will give priority to the implementation of this Article.

PART – 21 The language of this Article shall be deemed superior to any federal laws, laws of the states, or parts of the Constitution where it may be in conflict.

PART – 22 The Congress shall have power to enforce by appropriate legislation the provisions of this Article.

PART – 23 The Title of this Amendment shall be known as: Abundant Life Amendment - Article Five

PART – 24 The language of this Article can only be amended by a majority vote of the People via a public referendum.

PART – 25 SPECIAL NOTICE - Because of the nature and need of this Article and the current time involved in enacting a Constitutional Amendment, this proposal may be enacted as a federal law under the title - Guest Worker and Immigration Act 2006 - provided the language of this Article is not altered without the full consent of the author. If the language of the proposal is altered without the consent of the author, all rights of the author under the copyright laws of the United States will apply. The proposal, if it becomes a federal law, will proceed through the applicable means of becoming a Constitutional amendment and if accepted will bear all rights of an amendment; if rejected, the proposal will be removed from federal law.

The language of this Article needs no comment, or commentary. If after reviewing this proposal you favor it - please petition your elected state and federal officials www.firstgov.gov and let them know of your support of the proposal and of your desire to have it become part of the Constitution – james.