Link to Title 18 USC § 242:
Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law
Link to the US Constitution

Link to the United States Code
5 USC § 3331 (Oath of Office)
18 USC § 1621 (Generally Perjury)
18 USC § 242 (Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law)
18 USC § 1201 (Kidnapping)
18 USC § 113 (Assaults Within Federal Jurisdiction)
18 USC § 2241 (Aggravated Sexual Abuse)
18 USC § 1589 (Forced Labor)
18 USC § 1584 (Involutary Servitude)

Link to the 1215 UK Magna Carta
Link to the UK Bill of Rights 1689

Link to the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights

Fifth Amendment: Due Process Clause — No government shall deprived any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

Every public servant either elected or appointed and even private or secret members that support or supplement the US Government swears an Oath of Office to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution. The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of our jurisdiction and no law, executive action, or government official can violate the Constitution. No one is above the law and every individual, from ordinary citizens to the US President, US Senators, even the British King, the Lords, and MP's, international or domestic private and secret agents, every law enforcement officers, armed forces servicemembers, even firefighters and all the judges, is subject to our respective jurisdictional laws. Breaking this Oath of Office is considered perjury at a federal level and breaches a legally binding contract that is criminalized and punishable by multiple Federal Penal Codes.