Marian A. v. Corina G.

Does the state of California’s sanctuary state policy disproportionality grant special solicitude to Hispanic illegal immigrants over and above bona-fide U.S. Citizen’s Civil Rights violate the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments, and the Due Process Clause, as to suppress federal diversity issues and lack of subject matter jurisdiction of sovereign Mexican citizens in family court proceedings? Do these de facto procedures violate constitutional safeguards, by granting illegal immigrants special solicitude over U.S. citizens? Particularly as to interfering with contacts that destabilize equal custody of minors to ensure expansion of federal subsidies to benefit the state, violating the Fourteenth and Fifth Amendments?

Does state actors’ interference into a civil equity contract, a statutory non-modifiable contract (a Property/Custody Settlement Agreement) through means of duress and coercion by warrantless arrest, destruction of evidence and witness tampering, state concealed retroactive move-away impair the obligation