KamalaKancel.com The Kamala Harris Dossier The online kamalakancel.com/#kamalakancel project is intended to enable more informed discussion on a critical political issue. Documents from official sources have been compiled and presented, for easier understanding, so you can decide for yourself. These 37 pages feature Selected highlights Legal Code excerpts Explanatory captions Some redactions (or personal information) KamalaKancel.com These address a central question Does Kamala Harris meet constitutional requirements to hold the office of Vice President? Based on repeated instances of immigration fraud, collusion and perjury, the answer is: “no” How can readers help? (1) Distribute links and copies of this information (2) KamalaKancel.com will continue in 2022, and if you think this information is of value, instructions on how to support future research efforts will appear soon. Kamala and Shyamala Harris Shortly after assuming office as a US Senator, Kamala Harris’ Facebook site described how “me and my sister Maya” were “made” Americans, starting with her mother’s travel to the USA for an education, then her choice of a “love” marriage. Other related interviews also described how Shyamala was the primary influence upon Kamala Harris. KamalaKancel.com 2017 Original Commitment The Harris family history in the USA started with a declaration sworn by the mother of Kamala Harris. She made three promises to the US government: (1) Temporary entrance (2) A solitary pursuit of education and (3) A full course of study, in exchange for entry, financial and educational support from the UC Berkeley. (Shyamala ultimately violated all three terms). KamalaKancel.com 1958 Financial Declaration Applicants for “non immigrant” student visas were required to state they were ready for full time study in the US by declaring that they were prepared financially to support themselves for their Education. Shyamala (mother of Kamala Harris) deflected her answer to a scholarship she received. KamalaKancel.com 1958 Application to Accept Employment As a “subject of India” Shyamala declared in 1959 that “economic necessity” now required her to seek employment in the USA (less than a year following her arrival) to financially support her continued studies at UC Berkeley. She check-marked that she had not been employed since she arrived in the US. KamalaKancel.com 1959 Application to Accept Employment Shyamala’s request for authorization of employment on the basis of “economic necessity” was not signed or certified by a school official, and was not approved by the US Immigration Service. Shyamala later stated she was already employed as a research assistant (at $2443 annually). Excluding employment, Shyamala’s student visa was extended for another year. KamalaKancel.com 1959 Violation #1 A “full course of study” at UC Berkeley was 12 semester units. Shyamala immediately undermined that requirement by only completing 11 units in the Fall of 1958. Then in her second year, when she was employed as a research assistant, she only completed 6 units in each of the semesters of Fall 1959 and Spring 1960. 6 6 KamalaKancel.com Manipulation/“Story Changes” Shyamala gained complicity of UC Berkeley officials in a 1961 regulatory bait-and-switch, where employment was now academic “training” and her mere 6 semester units were “considered” the “equivalent” of a (required) full program, according to a “stamped” (unsigned) letter. This was in violation of immigration law, as it was not authorized by US officials. KamalaKancel.com 1961 Academic Manipulation Two hundred (200) of the total of 318 grade points (over 60%) awarded by UC Berkeley to Shyamala, were based on courses that were repeated multiple times, including: Nutrition 202 (14gp), Nutrition 212 (16gp), Nutrition 290 (26gp, in blue), plus Nutrition 299 (144gp, shown with red arrows) KamalaKancel.com Violation #2 After swearing her admission was “solely” for the purpose of pursuing a full course of study, Shyamala broke her promise to the USA. Reportedly to escape an arranged marriage, she pursued Donald Harris after a meeting at the “African American Union” and they married in July 1963. Critical notations here include her father’s name (as “Iyer”) and national origins. KamalaKancel.com 1963 Employment Application In December 1963, when her PhD studies neared completion, Shyamala (using her maiden name) petitioned for approval to accept employment as “practical training” in Physiology (claiming it was related to her study of Nutrition). No notice was given, of her prior paid work during 1959-1962, so this was considered the first six-month term (rather than the third) of three allowable periods. KamalaKancel.com 1963 Final Visa Extension (Fraud?) Application for a third (and final) visa extension. Although this required additional “practical training,” and an “investigation of facts” was required for approval, apparently Shyamala’s medical condition (at 8 months of pregnancy) when this was filed was not found to be an issue. Processing delays enabled her to give birth to Kamala Harris on October 20, 1964 within the USA. KamalaKancel.com 1964 Passport Violation On October 15, 1964 (just 5 days before the birth of Kamala Harris), the US Immigration and Naturalization Service wrote that Shyamala did not have a valid passport! Prior submissions indicated her passport was set to expire on August 25, 1964. KamalaKancel.com 1964 Birth of Kamala Harris Important contents of this document include how the father of Kamala Harris correctly identified his origin as “Jamaican,” while the mother of Kamala Harris deflected to identify herself as “Caucasian” This helps question the narrative that Kamala Harris is a “black woman” as she has been promoted. Also of note is her middle name “Iyer” which matches the name given for her grandfather (in 1963), but that was changed in early 1965 to “Devi,” just as her father’s last name was also changed later. KamalaKancel.com 1964 A Choice: Register Kamala, or Not? Statute 8 U.S.C. 12 Section 1251 (a) considered failure “to maintain the nonimmigrant status in which he was admitted” to be a deportable offence. This could apply to either or both parents. Sections 1302 and 1306 required a child born within the US to an alien to be registered within 30 days, with failure another punishable offense. Alternatively, claiming a child was a US citizen under 1251(f), could help prevent a deportation. KamalaKancel.com 1964 “Non-Immigrant” = “Alien” Within the official INS Annual Report for 1968, classes of ‘aliens” that were admitted from 1963 to 1968 included “Spouses and children of students” for purposes of collecting statistics on immigration. On this basis, were the children of “non immigrants” like Kamala Harris officially considered “alien” (within the 1963 to 1968 interval, including the time of her October 20, 1964 birth)? KamalaKancel.com “Non immigrant” = “Non Resident” According to 8 U.S.C. 12 Section 1101 (a) (15) (F) (i) in effect in 1964 (excerpted above), a Student Visa “non immigrant” to the US, retained their residence in a foreign county. Neither Shyamala Gopalan Harris nor Donald Jasper Harris could claim US residence at the time of the birth of Kamala Harris on October 20, 1964, nor could a child “accompanying” either parent (per subsection ii). KamalaKancel.com 1964 Requirements for US Citizenship? According to the 14th Amendment (Article XIV) of the US Constitution, US citizenship requirements include (1) “and subject to the jurisdiction thereof” (a term from the 1866 Civil Rights Act, meaning “persons not subject to a foreign power”) and (2) “residence” (based on “the state wherein they reside.”) On this basis, Constitutional Scholar Dr. John Eastman questioned if Kamala Harris met the “natural born citizen” qualifications for US Vice President. KamalaKancel.com 1866 Immigration Quotas by Nations According to 8 U.S.C. 12 Section 1151 (a), in effect in 1964 (excerpted above), quota limitations based on national origin. If Kamala were declared as a “alien” her entrance would be limited to quotas per Presidential Proclamation #3503 of 1962 (100 nationals from Jamaica per year) and Presidential Proclamation #3298 of 1958 set a limit of immigration of 100 nationals from India per year. KamalaKancel.com 1964