Friday, July 9, 2021

The Discrimination of the United States Congress

  ⁠This is why the Native Americans who were enforced the law by the United States Department of Justice when the legal plaintiff Bright Quang​ not only discriminated against the national color race but also prejudiced law by the American law and the United States Constitution-in the meanwhile, his settlement case of prisoners of war have carried out the American laws and the United States Constitution. For example, 28 US Code 1346 b June 25, 1948 -Chapter 171 Tort Claims Procedure and Four Amendment and First Amendment to the United States Constitution which is why the US Department of Justice has ordered him to a high court in the state of California. Ironically, the State of California courts not only discriminated against the national color race but also prejudiced him because he is a Vietnamese ethnic minority living together with the indigenous American people. In fact, the United States Congress has said," No one is above the law" However, but settlements case was solemnly submitted to the United States Congress on August 19, 2019, So, his document was thrown trash without having any written pages to return to him. However, his mailbox was full of emails to ask for donations.  

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COMPLETED PROGRAMS - VIETNAM

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

Number of Claims534
Number of Awards192
Amount of Awards - Principal$99,471,983.51
Amount of Fund$203,504,248
Amount of Payment$100% of Principal plus 80.3%of Interest

 

On February 26, 1986, the Commission completed a program in which it determined the validity and amount of claims of United States nationals against the Socialist Republic of Vietnam arising from the nationalization or other taking of property.  The program had been authorized by Public Law 96-606 which added title VII to the International Claims Settlement Act of 1949.  The statute directed that the validity of claims be determined in accordance with applicable substantive law, including international law.  For a claim to be found compensable, it had to be established that an interest in property had been nationalized, expropriated, intervened, or otherwise taken at a time when it was owned by a United States national. 

The Commission made determinations in 534 claims granting awards to 192 claimants in the total principal amount of $99,471,983.51.  The program constituted a pre-adjudication of claims because a claims settlement agreement had not yet been reached.  In 1995, the United States concluded a claims agreement with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, settling United States nationals' claims for a lump sum payment by Vietnam of $203,504,248.00, Agreement Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Concerning the Settlement of Certain Property Claims

STATUTORY AUTHORITY

Pub. L. No. 96-606; (22 U.S.C. 1645)

PERTINENT INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS

Agreement Between the Government of the United States of America and the Government of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Concerning the Settlement of Certain Property Claims 

COMMISSION DECISIONS 

Lead Decisions

FINAL REPORT