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The Moorish sovereign citizen movement is a collection of independent organizations and lone individuals who emerged in the early 1990s as an offshoot of the antigovernment sovereign citizens movement, adherents of which believe that individual citizens hold sovereignty over, and are independent of, the authority of federal and state governments.
Jul 24, 2020 · Many of these same ideas underlie the thinking of sovereign citizens. 1.2.1 The Posse Comitatus. Some researchers contend that the sovereign citizen movement has its roots in the Posse Comitatus (Valeri and Borgeson 2018; Loeser 2015). Posse Comitatus is a Latin term that means “power of the county” (Toy n.d.).
The sovereign citizen movement is an extreme anti-government movement whose members believe the government has no authority over them. It began a resurgence of activity, including criminal activity, in 2009 that has shown no signs of stopping. In 2012, the sovereign citizen movement is currently one of the most problematic domestic
Sep 17, 2012 · A divorced, out-of-work truck driver from Ohio, Kane became a sovereign citizen in 2003 when he lost his house to foreclosure. To earn a living, he and his son began crisscrossing the country ...
Domestic Terrorism. The Sovereign Citizen Movement. 04/13/10. Some examples of illegal license plates used by so-called sovereign citizens. Domestic terrorism—Americans attacking Americans because of U.S.-based extremist ideologies—comes in many forms in our post 9/11 world. To help educate the public, we’ve previously outlined two ...
Domestic Terrorism. The Sovereign Citizen Movement. 04/13/10. Some examples of illegal license plates used by so-called sovereign citizens. Domestic terrorism—Americans attacking Americans ...
Erwin Hodge, The Sovereign Ascendant: Financial Collapse, Status Anxiety, and the Rebirth of the Sovereign Citizen Movement, 4 Front Soc. 1, 4 (2019) (finding that Sovereign Citizen ideology is often triggered by “sharp economic downturns or instabilities that threaten people with foreclosures or the erasure of their lifesavings.”).
