Second request for a position on Amicus Curiae. Defense does not oppose. Update: US Department of Justice does not oppose
Posted on | July 27, 2025 | 2 Comments
Second request for a position on Amicus Curiae. Defense does not oppose
kevin.muench@usdoj.gov,
Orly Taitz <orly.taitz@gmail.com>,
bilal.essayli@usdoj.gov,
michael.gates@usdoj.gov,
david.harris@usdoj.gov,
katherine.hikida@usdoj.gov,
harmeet.dhillon@usdoj.gov
Orly Taitz <orly.taitz@gmail.com>,
bilal.essayli@usdoj.gov,
michael.gates@usdoj.gov,
david.harris@usdoj.gov,
katherine.hikida@usdoj.gov,
harmeet.dhillon@usdoj.gov
This is a second request for a position on proposed Amicus Curiae in US v Page 8:25-cv-01370 before David O. Carter.
Proposed Amicus contains information pertinent to the case. The defendant does not oppose the Amicus and does not have a position.
Attached brief, Declaration of Orly Taitz, Affidavit of a computer expert David Yun, showing fraud in California elections, and a 148 page file with evidence of forgery and fraud and use of a stolen Connecticut Social Security number xxx-xx- 4425 (the Social Security number was not redaced in the letter to the DOJ, was redacted for publication) of Harrison J. Bounel, by Barack Obama since 1977 until now. Obama not only ran for office in 2008 and 2012, but was also a voter right here in California when he attended college here, as well as in Hawaii, Massachusetts, New York, Illinois and Washington DC.
There is a heightened public interest to this matter, and when attached pleadings were posted on TaitzReport.com, OrlyTaitzESQ.com and linked to X and facebook, the web site crashed due to an extremely large number of requests.
The public is specifically interested in this matter after the revelations by the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, stating that Obama fabricated the intelligence of Trump- Russia Collusion. While Obama might evade prosecution of Trump-Russia matter due to the presidential immunity, however he cannot claim presidential immunity in relation to his use of a stolen CT Social Security number and fabricated IDs, as this is a personal matter, not related to his presidential functions, and the statute of limitations will not apply, as Obama used the same fraudulent voter registrations, made based on a stolen CT SSN, as recently as last year, while voting in November 2024, and he is using the same bogus IDs monthly to draw his retirement benefits from Illinois, from his tenure in the US senate and presidency. Moreover, becoming the US president based on stolen and fabricated IDs will likely invalidate the legitimacy of his whole presidency, which might mean that the presidential immunity will not apply to the matters of fabricating evidence in Trump-Russia collusion.
This email with the names of DOJ attorneys, who received it is being made public. A response or lack of response will also be made public as this is a matter of heightened public interest. The public wants to know that nobody is above the law and that the DOJ does not sweep things under the rug.
Respectfully Dr. Orly Taitz, ESQ
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6:41 AM (49 minutes ago) |
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Hello Dr. Taitz,
We do not object to your filing an amicus. Thank you.
My best,
Kevin Muench–
Kevin Muench
U.S. Department of Justice
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Hello,
I am out of the office traveling and have limited access to email at this time. I will respond to messages when I return on August 4.
If you need immediate assistance, please contact my Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Jesus Osete at jesus.osete@usdoj.gov or my assistant Deborah Cumbee at deborah.cumbee@usdoj.gov.
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July 28th, 2025 @ 1:02 pm
This is being sent to the DoJ, and it’s not their call. To file an amicus brief, also known as a “friend of the court” brief, you generally need to obtain permission from the court or the consent of all parties involved, unless it’s a specific jurisdiction where it’s allowed without permission. The brief itself must adhere to specific formatting and content rules, which can be found in court rules and practice guides.
July 28th, 2025 @ 11:13 pm
DOJ represents the plaintiff, United States. Neither party in the case opposed the A micus