Hospitals & Asylums 

 

 

Winter Vol. 25 No. 4

 

By Anthony J. Sanders

 

An Act To change the name of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to United States Customs (USC), Court of International Trade of the United States (COITUS) to Customs Court (CC) and amend Title 22 of the United States Code Foreign Relations and Intercourse (a-FRaI-d) to Foreign Relations (FR-ee). 

 

To fine Customs $5,305 (2026) for the United States District Court to pay UN Compensation for deportation, a crime against humanity, and forfeit tariff proclamations since 2017 Swiss Formula for Unilateral Tariff Reductions (2007) violation 24USC§419(a)(4), with injunctive relief from Trump v. International Refugee Assistance Project 582 US _ (2017), pursuant to Holder v. Gutierrez; Holder v. Sawyers, 566 U.S. 583 (2012) and V.O.S. Selections, Inc. v. Trump No. 25-00066; State of Oregon v. Trump No. 2500077 (2025).

 

To wash dry nose, eucalyptus cures SARS and flu, wet cough. Stonebreaker (Chanca piedra) cures urinary and gall stones overnight, but is slow to penetrate the Hippocratic Oath.

 

Be it enacted in the House and Senate assembled

 

Bancorp v. Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) HA-22-11-25

 

$16,033 Unreceived December 15, in the United States District Court for the District of Oregon, 2025.

 

International Maritime Organization (IMO) v. Phalon HA-10-24-25 HA-10-25-25, HA-10-28-25, HA-20-29-25

 

Maritime victim compensation process due “speed” boat property plus $5,150 (2025); $5,305 (2026) UN Compensation per casualty pursuant to 2005 Protocol to the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in the US District Courts for the Districts of Florida, Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

 

President’s Budget due on first Monday in January, but not later than the first Monday in February 2026 31USC§1105; Anti-deficiency balance available, by Agency, Arrears and UN Compensation 31USC§1502; federal assistance added up and undistributed offsetting receipts subtracted, to overrule the framework and numbers of Table 4.1 Outlays by Agency, Historical Tables, White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB); codify the first annual update of Federal Assistance, by Agency, as re-alphabetized by Customs at 2CFR§301 et seq., for April 15 Concurrent Resolution 2USC§632 on revenue overestimate, US and UN Atlas, off-budget codification 4CFR§201 et seq. and July 16 FY 27 codification at 2USC§7001 et seq. of An Act Supplementing appropriations for the fiscal years ending Oct. 1, 2017-26 HA-12-6-25.

 

(1) Legislative Branch; (2) Judicial Branch pending;

 

(3) Customs HA-15-12-25  

 

Budget Request: $68,394 million FY 17; $74,348 million FY 18; $81,046 million FY 19; $86,262 million FY 20; $87,816 million FY 21; $95,627 million FY 22; $101,798 million FY 23; $106,557 million FY 24; $110,992 million FY 25; $115,578 million FY 26.

 

(4) Department of Agriculture HA-5-11-25 

 

Budget Request: $120,940 million FY 17; $122,445 million FY 18; $117,108 million FY 19; $137,624 million FY 20; $170,715 million FY 21; $184,588 million FY 22; $178,255 million FY 23; $170,380 million FY 24; $173,525 million FY 25; $23,000 million FY 26; overruled $176,395 million FY 26.

 

(5) Department of Commerce HA-17-11-25

Budget Request: $9,336 million FY 17; $11,543 million FY 18; $12,317 million FY 19; $17,139 million FY 20; $9,853 million FY 21; $11,254 million FY 22; $12,476 million FY 23; $10,822 million FY 24; $10,217 million FY 25; $8,412 million FY 26; overruled $12,292 million FY 26.

 

(6) Department of Defense – Military Programs HA-10-12-15

 

Budget Request: $606,000 million FY 17; $670,600 million FY 18; $685,000 million FY 19; $723,200 million FY 20; $704,700 million FY 21; $742,200 million FY 22; $851,700 million FY 23; $875,600 million FY 24; $860,054 million FY 25; 11.8 percent inflation to $961,595 million FY 26 and -0.4 percent decrease to $848,295 million FY 26 are overruled by three percent inflation to $885,856 million FY 26.

 

Defense-wide surplus: $103,961 million FY 17; $117,500 million FY 18; $112,200 million FY 19; $159,078 million FY 20; $118,700 million FY 21; $127,000 million FY 22; $138,700 million FY 23; $141,400 million FY 24; $153,308 million FY 25; $157,908 million FY 26.

 

(7) Department of Education HA-15-8-25

 

Budget Request: $80,294 million FY 17; $83,147 million FY 18; $83,248 million FY 19; $85,401 million FY 20; $85,420 million FY 21; $87,426 million FY 22; $90,012 million FY 23; $90,801 million FY 24; $96,873 million FY 25; $66 billion FY 26; overruled $98,631 million FY 26.

 

Advance appropriation: $24,250 million FY 17; $24,278 million FY 18; $24,278 million FY 19; $24,278 million FY 20; $24,278 million FY 21; $24,278 million FY 22; $24,155 million FY 23; $24,155 million FY 24; $24,155 million FY 25; $25,007 million FY 26.

 

(8) Department of Energy HA-8-12-25

 

Budget Request: $30,087 million FY 17; $34,518 million FY 18; $35,534 million FY 19; $38,534 million FY 20; $41,893 million FY 21; $44,261 million FY 22; $47,817 million FY 23; $50,000 million FY 24; $49,807 million FY 25; $46,319 million FY 26; earthquake insured $51,101 million FY 26.

 

(9) Department of Health and Human Services HA-1-12-25

 

Budget Request: $877,891 million FY 17; $885,284 million FY 18; $940,870 million FY 19; $1,019,761 million FY 20; $1,103,917 million FY 21; $1,177,244 million FY 22; $1,187,711 million FY 23; $1,153,171 million FY 24; $1,225,835 million FY 25; including ACA $1,360,293 million FY 26.

 

Advanced Appropriations: $115,583 million FY 17; $125,220 million FY 18; $134,848 million FY 19; $137,932 million FY 20; $139,903 million FY 21; $148,732 million FY 22; $153,194 million FY 23; $157,800 million FY 24; $162,524 million FY 25; $165,775 million FY 26.

 

(10) Department of Housing and Urban Development HA-17-6-25

 

Budget Request: $51,037 million FY 17; $52,607 million FY 18; $53,688 million FY 19; $57,137 million FY 20; $61,528 million FY 21; $65,206 million FY 22; $70,427 million FY 23; $77,003 million ($76,996 million) FY 24; $71,836 million FY 25; $72,597 million FY 26. HUD inflation is sentenced to 1% annual growth, from $70,427 million FY 23, beginning $71,131 million FY 25, for the 8.25-year duration of their punishment, or until 3% inflation for services is pardoned.

 

(11) Department of Interior HA-10-11-25

 

Budget Request: $19,246 million FY 17; $19,722 million FY 18; $21,997 million FY 19; $25,316 million FY 20; $26,865 million FY 21; $27,286 million CR 22; ? FY 23 – FY 24; $28,105 million FY 23; $28,948 million FY 24; $27,621 million CR 25; $28,450 million FY 26.

 

Warranty: Windows 8 softer engineer Secretary fined $622 million by Customs.

 

(12) Department of Justice HA-22-12-25

 

Budget Request: Budget Request: $28,528 million FY 17; $28,277 million FY 18; $30,677 million FY 19; $32,373 million FY 20; $33,408 million FY 21; ? FY 22 – FY 23; $35,207 million FY 22; $38,536 million FY 23; $36,471 million FY 24; $36,091 million FY 25; $33,541 million FY 26; waiver for $33,831 million FY 26. 

 

Prison Population; 250 prisoner per 100,000 residents legal limit: 315,974 detainees 140 per 100,000 residents (1980); 773,919 detainees 311 per 100,000 residents (1990); 1,937,482 detainees 683 per 100,000 residents (2000); 2,033,022 detainees 703 per 100,000 residents (2002); 2,135,335 detainees 725 per 100,000 residents(2004); 2,258,792 detainees 752 per 100,000 residents (2006); 2,307,504 detainees 755 per 100,000 residents (2008); 2,270,142 detainees per 100,000 residents (2010); 2,228,424 detainees per 100,000 residents (2012); 2,217,947 detainees 693 detainees per 100,000 residents (2014); 2,157,800 detainees 666 per 100,000 residents (2016); 2,102,400 detainees 642 per 100,000 residents (2018); 1,674,200 detainees 505 per 100,000 residents (2020); 1,808,100 detainees 541 per 100,000 residents (2022).

 

(13) Department of Labor HA-20-11-25

 

Budget Request: $46,000 million FY 17; $39,900 million FY 18; $40,400 million FY 19; $504,400 million FY 20; $458,800 million FY 21; $44,400 million FY 22; $90,500 million FY 23; $67,800 million FY 24; $69,500 million FY 25; $53,700 million FY 26A; $59,800 million FY 26B.

 

Full Time Equivalents (FTE) Employment: 16,291 FY 17; 15,438 FY 18; 15,176 FY 19; 14,546 FY 20; 14,672 FY 21; 14,895 FY 22; 15,740 FY 23; 15,420 FY 24; 14,767 FY 25; 10,821 FY 26A; 14,915 FY 26B. 

 

(14) Department of State HA-6-8-25

 

Budget Request: $49,614 million FY 17; $50,956 million FY 18; $50,924 million FY 19; $51,493 million FY 20; $52,757 million FY 21; $53,549 million FY 22; $58,771 million FY 23; $58,535 million FY 24; $59,998 million FY 25; $61,948 million FY 26.

 

Arrears: ?

 

(15) Department of Transportation HA-8-11-25

 

Budget Request, Total Budgetary Resources: $77,049 million FY 17; $88,864 million FY 18; $87,410 million FY 19; $123,077 million FY 20; $157,852 million FY 21; $140,796 million FY 22; $144,272 million FY 23; $144,444 million FY 24; $144,711 million FY 25; $147,095 million FY 26.

 

Advance Appropriations: 0 FY 17 – FY 19; $36,085 million FY 20; $70,194 million FY 21; $36,836 million FY 22; $36,811 million FY 23; $36,811 million FY 24; $36,811 million FY 25; $35,811 million FY 26.

 

(16) Department of Treasury HA-13-7-25

 

Budget Request: $550,753 million FY 17; $602,293 million FY 18; $702,120 million FY 19; $1,636,317 million FY 20; $1,340,614 million FY 21; $970,353 million FY 22; $826,970 million FY 23; $818,553 million FY 25; without ACA $755,597 million FY 26.

 

(17) Department of Veterans Affairs HA-14-11-25

 

Budget Request: $186,812 million FY 18; $197,541 million FY 19; $216,859 million FY 20; $242,700 million FY 21; $269,436 million FY 22; $296,804 million FY 23; $310,289 million FY 24; $328,816 million FY 25; $344,217 million FY 26. 

 

(18) Corp of Engineers;

 

(19) Environmental Protection Agency HA-19-12-25

 

Budget Request (adjusted): $8,121 million FY 17; $8,801 million FY 18; $8,826 million FY 19; $9,016 million FY 20; $9,322 million FY 21; $8,369 million FY 22; $8,704 million FY 23; $9,738 million FY 24; $9,096 million FY 25; $4,137 million FY 26; overruled $9,799 million FY 26.

 

(20) Executive Office of the President; (21) General Services Administration; (22) Office of Personnel Management; (23) National Aeronautics and Space Administration; (24) National Science Foundation; (25) Small Business Administration; (26) On-budget Social Security Supplemental Security Income, pending January 2026.