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For decades, the United States has operated under the illusion that the government exists to safeguard families and protect children. Cloaked in the deceptive language of “child welfare,” a labyrinth of federal funding mechanisms has incentivized the destruction of the very families it claims to serve. At the heart of this machinery lies Title IV of the Social Security Act—specifically, Title IV-D and Title IV-E—which have transformed children into commodities and family courts into profit-driven enterprises.
In 1997, this system of family disintegration was further bolstered by the Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) under President Bill Clinton. While presented as a reform to expedite the adoption process and ensure child safety, ASFA has, in practice, exacerbated the commodification of children and the erosion of parental rights. It provided even greater financial incentives for states to separate families, mandating the termination of parental rights after 15 out of 22 months in foster care—an arbitrary timeline that ignores the needs of children and serves only to fast-track adoptions for profit.
It’s time for Americans to wake up to the reality: Our government is engaged in legalized child trafficking through the courts, using federal funding to reward the separation of children from their parents. But here’s what makes it even worse—this system isn’t even lawful. It’s merely legal.
There is a critical distinction that most Americans have never been taught: the difference between what is lawful and what is merely legal.
Lawful refers to common law, which is derived from our Constitution, natural law, and unalienable rights. It is the foundation upon which America was built—where people are governed by true justice, fairness, and the rule of law.
Legal, on the other hand, refers to statutes, policies, and procedures created by governments and corporations that operate outside of the Constitution. These are often in direct contradiction to common law, yet they are enforced as if they are real law.
America was founded as a common law nation, meaning statutes do not apply to free people unless they consent to them. However, the government—specifically the deep state actors embedded within it—has spent decades manipulating the system so that Americans unknowingly submit to corporate statutes and legalese that have no lawful standing.
Family courts are a perfect example of this fraudulent system. They do not operate under the Constitution, due process, or lawful authority. Instead, they run on statutes and policies that lawyers, judges, and bureaucrats enforce—but statutes are not law.
Most lawyers don’t even know the difference between legal and lawful. Law schools train attorneys not in the Constitution or the rights of the people, but in corporate legal procedures that serve the state. This is why so few attorneys fight back against family court corruption—because they are trained to follow statutes, not uphold the law.
This is not incompetence. This is criminal.
This corruption will not go unchecked. The American-Made Foundation and American-Made Action have emerged as the watchdogs of this entire operation, and we will see justice.
We are working in unison with DOGA—the Department of Government Accountability, an initiative formed by We the People to expose government overreach, unconstitutional courts, and the financial fraud that has devastated American families. We are taking back our judicial system and re-establishing true law and order in America.
Alongside the United Law Coalition, a group of attorneys dedicated to criminally prosecuting corrupt judges, district attorneys, and bureaucrats who refuse to uphold the Constitution, we are launching a nationwide legal offensive.
Our message is clear: If you do not uphold the Constitution, if you do not abide by your oath to protect the rights of the people, you are warring against the very foundation of this nation—and that makes you a criminal.
This is no longer about reform. The family court system cannot be saved. It must be abolished. Every judge, attorney, clerk of court, and CPS worker who has participated in the theft, trafficking, and kidnapping of children under the guise of “child welfare” will be held to account.
We will see to it that they face criminal prosecution, federal RICO charges, and personal liability for their crimes against American families.
The Department of Government Accountability (DOGA) is just the beginning. Title IV-D and Title IV-E funding must be completely eliminated. The federal government should have zero financial incentives to separate children from families.
The Adoption and Safe Families Act must be repealed. No more quotas, no more bounties on children, no more financial trafficking incentives. Every judge, bureaucrat, and government agent who played a role in this system is on notice: For the first time in decades, the American people will hold them accountable.
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