HR458: HR458 Cheasequah Nation Day; February 24, 2025; recognize

25 LC 112 3117 House Resolution 458 By: Representative Bell of the 75th A RESOLUTION Commending Cheasequah Nation and recognizing February 24, 2025, as Cheasequah Nation1 Day; and for other purposes.2 WHEREAS, Cheasequah Nation, an autochthonous, Aboriginal tribal government, was3 founded on February 24, 2013, in Atlanta, Georgia, with a mission to establish an Indigenous4 Tribal Embassy, as well as ministries of education and informat ion, with the goal of5 establishing great partnerships and diplomatic relations with t he State of Georgia and the6 Georgia Republic; and7 WHEREAS, Cheasequah Nation exercises its God-given rights to se lf-determination,8 self-identity, and autonomy, including the right to self-government by a board of counsel in9 matters pertaining to wealth and finances, lands (moors), envir onment, and natural10 preservation rights, as well as all local and internal affairs, including culture, housing,11 religion, spirituality, employment, media, and education; and12 WHEREAS, We Educate University was founded in 2020 as an online institution with hopes13 of acquiring a physical school, enforcing the right of recognit ion, observance, and14 enforcement of applicable treaties, land rights, claims, and patents, as well as full equity and15 full faith and credit; and16 H. R. 458 - 1 - 25 LC 112 3117 WHEREAS, Cheasequah Nation reserves the right to tribunals and the right to judge and17 administer its own tribal members outside of maritime jurisdiction, exempt from the BAR18 and colonial rule under Uniform Commercial Codes; and19 WHEREAS, Cheasequah Nation and its ancient bloodline, which inc ludes the antiquitus20 Anikituvagi, Tsalaghi (Cherokee), Chata (Choctaw), Muscogee, Gu llah Geechee, and21 Phoenician Moors, as well as lands that include the Cherokee Ec hota Estate (Georgia,22 Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, and Florida ), have a rich history of23 producing leaders and scholars who have made significant contributions in agriculture, civil24 rights, business, education, and the arts, leaving a lasting legacy on the fabric of the nation;25 and26 WHEREAS, Cheasequah Nation has cultivated leaders committed to excellence, community27 service, societal advancement, and the upliftment of fallen humanity, rising like the phoenix,28 the tribe's totem and symbol, which is also featured on the seal of Atlanta; and29 WHEREAS, through its private tribal ministry association, IHEA Ministries, founded in30 2020, Cheasequah Nation has consistently demonstrated a commitm ent to fostering an31 educational, supportive, and empowering environment for its students, clients, and partners,32 promoting academic excellence, leadership development, and a strong sense of community;33 and34 WHEREAS, IHEA Ministries has assisted many in establishing their own private ministry35 associations to minister information to the public, upholding the duty to educate; and36 H. R. 458 - 2 - 25 LC 112 3117 WHEREAS, Cheasequah Nation's values, morals, and tribal principles align with the ideals37 of equality, justice, and service to others, contributing to the betterment of society through38 the guiding principles of love, truth, freedom, justice, and equity; and39 WHEREAS, it is fitting and proper for this legislative body to recognize and celebrate the40 achievements of Minister Amir C. El Bey, Chief Red Wolf of Chea sequah Nation, and to41 commemorate February 24, 2025, as Cheasequah Nation Day in honor of the founding of this42 tribal government and embassy.43 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES that44 the members of this body recognize and commend Minister Amir C. El Bey, Chief Red Wolf45 of Cheasequah Nation, and IHEA Ministries for their invaluable contributions to education,46 unity, leadership, and inspiration in the community.47 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the members of this body recognize February 24, 2025,48 as Cheasequah Nation Day, commemorating the founding of Cheaseq uah Nation and the49 birthdate of Chief Red Wolf Minister Amir C. El Bey while reflecting on the enduring impact50 of its ancestors, tribal members, and the broader Indigenous community.51 BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk of the House of Representatives is authorized52 and directed to make an appropriate copy of this resolution available for distribution to Chief53 Red Wolf Minister Amir C. El Bey.54 H. R. 458 - 3 -