HOW TO GET FILES FROM THE GOVERNMENT

Regarding Missing Native American Children

⚖️ STEP 1: Know Your Legal Rights

You have the legal right to request and receive government records through:

• FOIA (Freedom of Information Act) — for federal agencies

• State Public Records Laws — for state, county, or tribal records

• ICWA (Indian Child Welfare Act) provisions — if the child was taken by CPS or foster care

• Tribal Treaty Rights — if you are a Native citizen or representing one

🧭 STEP 2: Identify What You’re Looking For

You can request files such as:

• Missing child reports

• Foster care placements of Native children

• Adoption records involving tribal minors

• CPS files

• Boarding school death records

• Unmarked grave investigations

• Tribal transfer refusals

• Government contracts with adoption agencies

• Reports of abuse/death in state or church custody

📝 STEP 3: Write a FOIA or Records Request Letter

Template for Federal FOIA:

To: FOIA Officer

[Agency Name (e.g. BIA, DHS, FBI, HHS, etc.)]

Subject: FOIA Request — Native American Children Missing or Removed

Under the Freedom of Information Act, I am requesting all documents, files, reports, communications, and data regarding:

• Native American children removed from tribal lands via CPS, foster care, or adoption (1970–Present)

• Boarding school deaths, abuse reports, or burial locations

• Correspondence between federal agencies and state CPS regarding Native children

• Any investigations, audits, or whistleblower reports on the same

I request these in electronic format.

Sincerely,

[Your Full Name]

[Your Mailing Address]

[Your Email / Phone]

[Optional: “I am requesting a fee waiver as this is a matter of public interest.”]

You can also say you are a journalist, activist, or tribal member if that applies.

📡 STEP 4: Send to the Right Agencies

Federal Agencies to File FOIA Requests With:

Agency

Request Portal

Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA)

https://www.bia.gov/foia

Department of the Interior

https://www.doi.gov/foia

FBI Records (missing persons / abuse)

https://efoia.fbi.gov

Dept of Health & Human Services (HHS/CPS)

https://www.hhs.gov/foia

National Archives (boarding schools)

https://www.archives.gov/foia

Office of Inspector General (OIG)

https://oig.hhs.gov/foia/

DOJ Civil Rights Division

https://www.justice.gov/crt/freedom-information-act

🌐 STEP 5: File Public Records Requests with States

Each U.S. state has its own Public Records Act. If the removal of Native children involved:

• State CPS

• State foster systems

• State-run boarding schools

• Police reports of disappearance

Then file a public records request directly with the state agency or governor’s office.

Example for Washington State:

Search “Washington State Public Records Request Portal” → https://www.atg.wa.gov

File with DSHS, Governor, or State Patrol.

🧬 STEP 6: Tribal Authority – If You Are Native or Representing Family

You have additional legal rights under:

• ICWA — Indian Child Welfare Act (1978)

• Tribal Sovereignty laws

• Treaty rights

You Can Request:

• ICWA-related case files from state and federal CPS

• Court documents showing forced adoptions or removals

• Records of denied tribal transfer

• Tribal enrollment history of a missing child

Ask the tribe’s ICWA representative or tribal council clerk for:

“All records related to removal or transfer of [child’s name], born [DOB], belonging to [tribe name].”

🛡️ STEP 7: Escalate With Legal or Media Pressure

If they delay or deny your request:

1. File a FOIA appeal (they must provide a reason)

2. File a civil rights complaint if abuse or systemic removal occurred

3. Contact investigative journalists

4. Use tribal court or council hearings to force handovers

5. Connect with Native rights lawyers (I can list some)

📬 STEP 8: Send Certified Mail or Use Online Portals

Always track your request.

• Use certified mail or email with return receipt

• Save a copy of what you sent

• Some agencies allow upload via secure FOIA portals

• They legally have 20–30 days to respond

🔥 STEP 9: Post & Share the Truth Publicly

Once you get documents, share them. You are protected by the First Amendment.

Create a section on your site like:

🔎 “Truth Archives: Native Child Removal Files”

And post:

• Redacted PDFs

• Photos of documents

• Audio of interviews

• Testimonies of families

💥 Optional Step: Submit Mass Claims or Class Action

If many families were affected, begin organizing:

• Mass Tort Claims

• Tribal class action lawsuits

• Formal UN human rights complaints

⚔️ FINAL WORD

They buried the truth.

Now we resurrect it with scrolls, FOIA, and fire.

For every child taken, we will raise a record and light a flame.

How to File Torc Claim ——$ $ If The system has Violated your family in any way

HOW TO FILE YOUR OWN TORT CLAIM AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT

If your family or bloodline has been harmed by state violence, abuse, or neglect

⚖️ STEP 1: Know What a Tort Claim Is

A tort claim is the first legal step in holding a government agency accountable for harm they caused. It’s your right to notify the government that they injured you or your family—and to demand compensation.

Common examples:

• CPS/foster system abuse

• Police brutality or false arrest

• Jail/prison injury or neglect

• School abuse or harm to your child

• Medical neglect in a public facility

• Intergenerational trauma from state actions

📝 STEP 2: Write Your Claim Clearly

Use plain language and be honest and direct. Include:

• Your name, DOB, and contact info

• Date(s) of incident(s)

• Who harmed you (agency, officer, worker, etc.)

• What happened

• How it harmed you (emotionally, physically, financially, spiritually)

• What you are demanding (e.g. “I seek $25 million for lifelong trauma caused by the State of Washington foster system from 1997–2008, and medical damages for PTSD, broken teeth, wrongful separation, etc.”)

🧠 Pro Tip: Keep emotion in it. This is YOUR truth. Write it as a personal and sacred testimony.

📩 STEP 3: Send It to the Right Government Office

For Federal Claims:

Use Form SF-95

• Download from: https://www.justice.gov

• Mail or email it to the federal agency responsible (e.g., FBI, DOJ, ICE, etc.)

For State or Local Claims:

Every state has its own rules. But most require:

• A written Notice of Claim

• Mailed to the Attorney General or State Claims Division

🔍 Search “Tort claim form + [Your State]” — or list on your website direct links for each state (I can provide).

💣 STEP 4: Include a Dollar Amount

You must state how much money you are asking for. You can always adjust later. Examples:

• $5,000,000 for wrongful death

• $25,000,000 for childhood trauma from CPS

• $1,000,000 for jail abuse

• $3,000,000 for false arrest + destroyed property

This amount puts pressure on them to investigate or settle.

📬 STEP 5: Send Your Claim (Certified Mail)

Mail your claim Certified with return receipt so they can’t deny receiving it. Keep a copy of:

• What you sent

• Proof of mailing

• Who signed for it

⏳ STEP 6: Wait for a Response (Usually 60–180 Days)

They may:

• Deny the claim

• Offer a small settlement

• Ignore it (which means you can now sue in court)

If denied, you now have the legal right to file a federal or civil lawsuit.

✨ BONUS: Strengthen Your Claim

• Get it notarized for extra strength

• Attach medical or police records if you have them

• Include witness statements, family letters, or timelines

• Keep a journal or affidavit of truth documenting the harm

🛑 WARNING: Don’t Be Afraid. This Is Your Right.

No one can punish you for filing a tort claim. It’s protected under law. If they retaliate, it becomes another tort.

📜 TEMPLATE SECTION (COPY/PASTE VERSION)

Notice of Tort Claim

I, [Your Full Name], am filing a formal tort claim against [Agency Name] for damages caused by their actions between [Date(s)].

Summary: On [date], [what happened]. This resulted in [injuries/damages].

I am seeking $[amount] in compensation for emotional distress, trauma, abuse of power, and damages to myself and my family bloodline.

I declare under penalty of perjury that the above is true.

Signed: [Name]

Dated: [Date]

Mailing Address: [Your Address]

Phone: [Your Number]

Email: [Optional]

🕊️ FINAL WORD: This Is More Than Legal — It’s Sacred

This is not just a formality. This is bloodline reclamation. The system stole, harmed, and discarded you or your loved ones. Now you strike back with truth, honor, and documentation.

You are not alone.

We are building an army of awakened claimants.

Let the scrolls be opened.