
DSA-SUPPORTED ALLY / CURRENT FIGURE
Ilhan Omar
U.S. Representative · Minnesota
A nationally prominent progressive lawmaker whom DSA has publicly supported and described as an ally, with a federal record on single-payer healthcare and public housing.OFFICIAL ORGANIZATION RECORD: DSA SUPPORT RECORD · 2019 ↗
PARTY & ORGANIZATION RECORD
POLICY → HISTORICAL SYSTEM
Medicare for All
CURRENT MECHANISMA federal single-payer program would replace most private health insurance for covered care.
Homes for All
CURRENT MECHANISMFederal spending would build millions of public and permanently affordable housing units.
Guaranteed income
CURRENT MECHANISMA federal program would provide recurring unconditional cash payments subject to the bill's eligibility and funding rules.
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Abolish and replace ICE
CURRENT MECHANISMCalls for abolishing ICE, replacing it with a new agency, withholding additional DHS enforcement funding, and creating a pathway to status for more than 11 million undocumented residents.
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THE AMERICAN TEST
These are the constitutional provisions and founding structures each proposal must survive. A policy is labeled unconstitutional only when controlling law supports that conclusion; unresolved threats and tensions remain plainly identified.
LIMITED, ENUMERATED FEDERAL POWER
Article I and Tenth AmendmentTest the claimed federal power, the Necessary and Proper connection, and powers reserved to the states or the people.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES · U.S. CONSTITUTION ↗PRIVATE PROPERTY & DUE PROCESS
Fifth AmendmentTest whether government compels transfer, occupation, confiscation, or deprivation of property and whether compensation and due process are provided.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES · BILL OF RIGHTS ↗HISTORICAL COSTS LINKED TO THESE MECHANISMS
These records share at least one documented policy mechanism with this dossier. The death total remains attributed to the historical ruler, action, and period shown on the card.

STALIN'S SOVIET UNION · 1924–1953
Joseph Stalin
ESTIMATED 20 MILLION DEADWHAT THE REGIME DIDCollectivization, famine, executions, terror, and forced labor
ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCEForced collectivization destroyed private agricultural control, seized grain, deported farming families, and contributed to catastrophic famine while the command economy redirected labor and capital by state order.
WHAT THE NUMBER COVERSHistorian Roy Medvedev's widely cited estimate attributes about 20 million deaths to labor camps, forced collectivization, famine, and executions during Stalin's rule. Other scholarly estimates differ, so the figure is labeled as an estimate.

REVOLUTIONARY CUBA · 1959–2008
Fidel Castro
HUNDREDS OF SUMMARY EXECUTIONS DOCUMENTEDWHAT THE REGIME DIDSummary executions after revolutionary trials, political imprisonment, and systematic repression of dissent
ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCENationalization, central planning, restrictions on private enterprise, and political control over employment and information produced a state-dominated economy with chronic shortages and limited individual economic choice.
WHAT THE NUMBER COVERSAmnesty International documents hundreds of summary executions following Castro's 1959 takeover while noting the absence of a reliable consolidated total for all deaths attributable to the regime.
Follow the mechanism. Name the ideology. Test it against the Constitution. Show the historical result. No party label, campaign language, or modern rebranding overrides that record.
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