1. United States
2. Mich.
3. Letter

We, the undersigned citizens of the United States, humbly petition Congress to protect the sovereign independence of the United States Armed Forces by enacting the Military Independence and National Sovereignty Act. This Act establishes an absolute, permanent prohibition on the merging, integration, or unification of any branch of the United States Military, including the National Guard, with any foreign military force, private corporate proxy, or international body. Section 1: Total Ban on Military Merging and Unified Commands • Prohibition of Unified Transnational Commands: No branch of the United States Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Space Force, or Coast Guard) shall be merged, combined, or integrated into a permanent, unified global or transnational military force. • The Command Chain Principle: Under no circumstances shall any member of the United States Military be placed under the permanent or operational command of a foreign military officer, foreign government, or international entity. The chain of command must strictly terminate at the President of the United States as Commander-in-Chief. • Global Basing Restriction: The permanent stationing, integration, or embedding of U.S. military units within foreign-operated bases under foreign administrative or operational control worldwide is strictly prohibited. Section 2: Closing the National Guard and "Joint Training" Loopholes • Total National Guard Inclusion: The protections of this Act apply explicitly and without exception to the National Guard of the United States, the National Guard of each individual State and Territory, and any state-regulated State Defense Forces or militias. • Hard Caps on the State Partnership Program (SPP): While routine diplomatic training partnerships with foreign allies are permitted, the National Guard's State Partnership Program shall not be used to bypass this Act. No state Guard partnership may involve shared operational logistics, integrated intelligence networks, or unified tactical command structures. Section 3: Absolute Prohibition on Corporate Proxies and Private Contractors • The Private Military Contractor (PMC) Ban: The Department of Defense and all military branches are strictly prohibited from outsourcing strategic, operational, combat, or intelligence-gathering capabilities to any private security or defense corporation that receives funding from a foreign state, or maintains foreign nationals on its board of directors or in executive leadership positions. • No Corporate Bypasses: Any attempt to merge U.S. defense capabilities with a foreign nation using a private corporate middleman or third-party military contractor shall be treated as an illegal, treasonous evasion of this Act. Section 4: Absolute Prohibition on Circumvention via New Military Entities • Ban on Creating Alternative Forces: The federal government, the Executive Branch, and the individual States are strictly prohibited from establishing any new branch of the military, auxiliary force, security agency, or parallel defense entity in partnership with a foreign nation or international body. • Illegal Frameworks: Any attempt to circumvent this Act by inventing a "new" or differently named military or security force to handle domestic or international defense alongside a foreign country shall be deemed a direct violation of national sovereignty. All defense forces must remain 100% American-led and independent. Section 5: Restricting Automated Systems and Asset Sharing • No Surrender of Strategic Control: No international treaty, executive agreement, or "interoperability" accord shall be used to permanently integrate U.S. military logistics or combat systems with a foreign country in a manner that prevents independent U.S. operation. • Ban on Automated and Shared AI Systems: The United States Military is barred from integrating its command-and-control networks, nuclear defense frameworks, or tactical artificial intelligence systems into shared, multinational networks where foreign entities possess equal or overriding access or veto power. Section 6: Strict Anti-Loophole and Constitutional Supremacy Mandate • Targeting Ev evasion Mechanisms: This Act is explicitly drafted to prevent, preempt, and criminalize any and all structural, semantic, legalistic, or administrative loopholes. No clever rewording, reclassification of forces, or shifting of funding streams shall be permitted to bypass the core intent of this legislation, which is the total independence of American defense. • Absolute Constitutional Obedience: As per foundational American law, the government of the United States—including the Executive Branch, the Department of Defense, and all state authorities—must at all times abide strictly by the constraints of the United States Constitution. No international treaty, executive accord, or emergency declaration can grant the government power to overrule or bypass the supreme constitutional protections of national sovereignty, congressional war powers, and independent command. Section 7: Severe Penalties and Anti-Circumvention Mandate • Automatic Defunding: Any Department of Defense, state-level, or National Guard program found to be in willful violation of this Act shall immediately forfeit all federal and state appropriations and be declared null and void. • Criminal Deprivation of Sovereignty: Any military official, Governor, Department of Defense bureaucrat, or public official who knowingly signs, executes, or enforces an agreement to merge U.S. forces, abuse the National Guard, contract out defense to foreign-controlled corporations, or build a new parallel force with a foreign entity shall face federal felony prosecution for a high crime against the state, carrying mandatory minimum fines and up to 20 years in federal prison.