I founded the first Dominican American Coalition Political Action Committee (DACPAC) to advance key political and economic initiatives. However, I have temporarily suspended its operations with the Federal Election Commission (FEC.GOV) while awaiting formal clarification from the U.S. Government and the Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding recent unfounded allegations made against the organization.

DACPAC also spearheaded the launch of The Minority Economic Forum (MEF), the first minority-focused financial organization in America. MEF was in the process of securing 501(c)(3) status when political interference emerged. Upon learning of my support for President Trump, certain political actors initiated targeted attacks against me and my family, leveraging false narratives to serve their agenda. These efforts, including the use of divisive tactics within the Dominican community, were an attempt to undermine the organization's mission and my personal integrity.

I led the first campaign in America to facilitate open and structured debates between Dominicans and Haitians on critical border issues and the ongoing crisis. These discussions ranged from heated exchanges to calm, diplomatic dialogues, fostering a platform for both communities to engage in meaningful conversations and work toward solutions. Over the course of 1.5 years, more than 20,000 Haitians participated in my live sessions, demonstrating the significant impact and reach of these efforts in bridging understanding between both island nations.

⭐ Sovereign Claimant Status

Dr. Richard Encarnación holds recognized standing as a sovereign claimant in several of the most consequential legal actions of the modern era. His filings span multiple jurisdictions and address violations involving sovereign rights, economic interference, civil protections, and international treaty obligations.

His legal record includes high-impact cases involving:

🔹 The Kingdom of Spain – historic and modern sovereign violations
🔹 The People’s Republic of China – economic interference and sabotage
🔹 WIPO & International IP Bodies – digital sovereignty and intellectual property theft
🔹 U.S. DOJ, VA & Federal Agencies – civil rights, whistleblower, and constitutional violations

These actions are not symbolic. They represent trillions in potential reparations, asset recovery, and sovereign economic recognition, forming part of a larger strategic effort to restore generational rights, economic protections, and international legal standing.

Dr. Encarnación is also formally registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), ensuring full transparency in all matters involving foreign governments, sovereign interactions, and international advisory activities.

His sovereign status is further supported under UN Article 60/147, international human rights frameworks, and applicable ecclesiastical and historical legal precedents.

This unique combination of sovereign authority, legal standing, military service, and advanced academic expertise positions Dr. Encarnación as a powerful actor in global economic justice, international law, and sovereign rights restoration.

Why ASE-PAC Was Created

ASE-PAC (American Strategic Economic PAC) was founded to advance a new era of U.S. economic strategy, sovereign protection, and institutional resilience in a rapidly shifting global landscape.

Amid rising geopolitical tensions, foreign economic interference, domestic policy failures, and widening inequality across minority and diaspora communities, it became clear that America needed a new strategic platform—one focused on economic sovereignty, capital protection, and national competitiveness.

The Mission Behind ASE-PAC

ASE-PAC was created to:

🔹 Protect America’s economic interests against global market manipulation, foreign influence, and asymmetric financial threats.
🔹 Support sovereign families and American-born economic stakeholders whose generational assets and intellectual property are exposed to exploitation.
🔹 Advance policy frameworks that strengthen U.S. competitiveness in finance, trade, energy, manufacturing, and AI-driven industry.
🔹 Provide political and economic representation for Caribbean-American, Hispanic, African-American, and underserved communities who historically lacked institutional access to capital.
🔹 Mobilize structured capital for economic development, minority enterprise growth, and national strategic industries.

Alignment With the Sovereign Gold Platform (SGP)

ASE-PAC works in direct alignment with the Sovereign Gold Platform, a strategic economic framework built to:

🔹 Strengthen U.S. financial stability against BRICS-aligned strategies
🔹 Support gold-backed liquidity for institutional and national development
🔹 Rebuild the American manufacturing, energy, and AI-driven infrastructure corridor
🔹 Reinforce sovereign economic security across the United States and Caribbean region

Sub-Entities & National Impact

ASE-PAC strategically operates alongside:

🔹 DACPAC (Dominican American Coalition PAC) – Advancing economic, political, and civil empowerment for Dominican-American communities.
🔹 MEF (Minority Economic Forum) – Mobilizing capital, policy reform, and financial education for minority populations nationwide.

A New Movement in American Economic Leadership

ASE-PAC is not a traditional PAC.
It is a strategic institution, built to:

✔ Anchor U.S. economic sovereignty
✔ Protect generational assets
✔ Combat exploitation & economic discrimination
✔ Drive capital into underserved communities
✔ Shape the next era of American and global economic power

ASE-PAC exists to defend, develop, and deploy economic strength, policy innovation, and sovereign protection for the benefit of the nation, its allies, and its historically marginalized citizens.

Our legal team is currently advancing high-impact lawsuits targeting state-level and international misconduct, including:

• $250B+ against the Kingdom of Spain for historic and modern sovereign suppression, land misappropriation, and unauthorized use of dynastic archives.
• $30T+ in sovereign economic sabotage claims against China, including asset hijacking and attempted interference in U.S. classified financial systems (QFS).
• Multiple civil rights and whistleblower lawsuits against the U.S. DOJ, VA, and FEMA — particularly for retaliation against protected legal actions, failure to deliver federally mandated benefits , and obstruction of security protocols.
• WIPO and digital sovereignty lawsuits for theft of intellectual property, UN-sanctioned treaty violations, and failure to return legal sovereign trademarks and titles.