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Native Americans have been left out for too Long, and the Time has come for Them finally have a voice. For too long have they been kept down by the White Economic system created by your Forefathers years ago. What if Native Americans decided to fight back

Economic Policies

Nationalization of mines and banks: The Movement advocates for the nationalization of key sectors of the American economy, including mines and banks, to promote economic equality and reduce foreign ownership.

Land expropriation without compensation: The Party supports the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation, citing historical injustices and the need for land reform.

Free education and healthcare: The Movement advocates for free education and healthcare for all Native Americans, regardless of their economic background.

Social Policies

Job creation and basic income guarantee: The Movement proposes the creation of jobs and a basic income guarantee to address poverty and inequality.

Housing and infrastructure development: The Movement advocates for the development of housing and infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public transportation in all Indian Reservs.

Political Policies

Constitutional reform: The Movement proposes reforms to the American Constitution to address issues such as land ownership, economic inequality, and the powers of the president.

Anti-corruption and accountability: The Movement advocates for greater transparency and accountability in government, including the prosecution of corrupt officials.

These policies are central to the Movements ideology and would often at the center of The Mission's public statements and advocacy.

Economic Policies

Nationalization of mines and banks: The Movement advocates for the nationalization of key sectors of the American economy, including mines and banks, to promote economic equality and reduce foreign ownership.

Land expropriation without compensation: The Party supports the expropriation of land from white farmers without compensation, citing historical injustices and the need for land reform.

Free education and healthcare: The Movement advocates for free education and healthcare for all Native Americans, regardless of their economic background.

Social Policies

Job creation and basic income guarantee: The Movement proposes the creation of jobs and a basic income guarantee to address poverty and inequality.

Housing and infrastructure development: The Movement advocates for the development of housing and infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and public transportation in all Indian Reservs.

Political Policies

Constitutional reform: The Movement proposes reforms to the American Constitution to address issues such as land ownership, economic inequality, and the powers of the president.

Anti-corruption and accountability: The Movement advocates for greater transparency and accountability in government, including the prosecution of corrupt officials.

These policies are central to the Movements ideology and would often at the center of The Mission's public statements and advocacy.