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Whole Dude – Whole Campaign: Repeal PRWORA Project – Antislavery Campaign

Excerpt: The “Repeal PRWORA Project” advocates for the repeal of Public Law 104-193, also known as the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) signed by US President Bill Clinton in 1996. The organizers argue that this law reintroduced varieties of slavery, including involuntary servitude and forced labor, by unfairly denying retirement income benefits to non-citizen taxpayers who cannot provide proof of lawful residency. Critics claim this law infringes on the constitutional rights of these workers, violating principles of equal treatment, protection, and justice under law. They demand for a strict adherence to the natural law principles abolishing any form of slavery.

In my analysis, the US President Bill Clinton introduced Slavery into the Land by signing into Law, the PRWORA, the Welfare Reform Act of 1996. President Clinton stooped too low to steal the earnings of hourly wage alien workers who pay taxes while performing labor on the US soil. The Clinton Curse imposes the burden of borrowing money from foreign nations to maintain the day to day operations of the US Government.

The Repeal PRWORA Project is not about giving citizenship rights to non-citizens. It is about upholding the Supreme Law of the Land abolishing bondage, servitude, and slavery impacting Nonimmigrant Alien hourly wage workers during their Old Age.

The Great Awakening Movement to revoke President Clinton’s Yoke of Slavery

**Whole Dude – Whole Campaign: The Clinton Curse of 1996. Antislavery Campaign. Repeal PRWORA Project.**

On August 22, 1996, US President Bill Clinton (Democrat) signed into Law that reintroduced Slavery, Involuntary Servitude, Serfdom and Forced Labor in the pretext of making ‘A New Beginning’. Welfare Reform Act or Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) is unjust and unfair for it violates the Constitutional Law that defends natural rights of all people living in the United States. All US taxpayers must be treated as equals for receiving retirement income benefits for which they paid taxes.

As the national debt hits new milestone of $32 trillion, I remind my readers to interpret the information in terms of Blessings and Curses described in The Old Testament Book, Deuteronomy, Chapter 28.

**Whole Dude – Whole Campaign: Antislavery Campaign. Repeal PRWORA Project.**

National debt hits new milestone, topping $22 trillion

Clipped from: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/markets/national-debt-hits-new-milestone-topping-dollar22-trillion/ar-BBTvuVn?ocid=BHEA000

© The Associated Press FILE – This June 8, 2017, file photo shows the U.S. Treasury Department building in Washington. The national debt has passed a new milestone, topping $22 trillion for the first time. The Treasury Department’s daily statement shows that total outstanding public debt stands at $22.01 trillion. It stood at $19.95 trillion when President Donald Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2017. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais, File)

WASHINGTON — The national debt has passed a new milestone, topping $22 trillion for the first time.

The Treasury Department’s daily statement showed Tuesday that total outstanding public debt stands at $22.01 trillion. It stood at $19.95 trillion when President Donald Trump took office on Jan. 20, 2017.

The debt figure has been accelerating since the passage of Trump’s $1.5 trillion tax cut in December 2017 and action by Congress last year to increase spending on domestic and military programs.

The national debt is the total of the annual budget deficits. The Congressional Budget Office projects that this year’s deficit will be $897 billion — a 15.1 percent increase over last year’s imbalance of $779 billion. In the coming years, the CBO forecasts that the deficit will keep rising, top $1 trillion annually beginning in 2022 and never drop below $1 trillion through 2029. Much of the increase will come from mounting costs to fund Social Security and Medicare as the vast generation of baby boomers continue to retire.

The Trump administration contends that its tax cuts will eventually pay for themselves by generating faster economic growth. That projection is disputed by many economists.

Despite the rising levels of federal debt, many economists say they think the risks remain slight and point to current interest rates, which remain unusually low by historical standards. Still, some budget experts warn that ever-rising federal debt poses substantial risks for the government because it could make it harder to respond to a financial crisis through tax cuts or spending increases.

Michael Peterson, head of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation, says “our growing national debt matters because it threatens the economic future of every American.”