Protect Due Process
Fight for laws and oversight that guarantee fair notice, fair hearings, access to evidence, timely review, and consequences when agencies or courts deny people their constitutional rights.
Running for Congress to protect due process, families, and accountability in government.
Mark Alexander Ismail is running as a Republican for U.S. Congress in Michigan's 6th District. His campaign is built around a simple promise: no American should be erased by bureaucracy, denied a fair process, or forced to fight the government alone.
These priorities are written for voters first: clear, direct, and focused on rights, families, transparency, and public trust.
Fight for laws and oversight that guarantee fair notice, fair hearings, access to evidence, timely review, and consequences when agencies or courts deny people their constitutional rights.
Protect children from being used as leverage and protect fit parents from being erased without strict evidence, transparent procedures, and meaningful judicial review.
Demand federal oversight when public power is used for political retaliation, selective enforcement, false records, coercive mental-health labels, or pressure against families.
Protect real special-education services while investigating public schools that may use false or inflated IEP filings to obtain federal money or manipulate children and parents.
Strengthen public-records rights and require answers when local police departments deny records. Mark says he was denied a Freedom of Information Act / public-records request by a local police department and believes unauthorized surveillance may be involved; he wants that tested through subpoenas and independent review.
Build a system where citizens can trust law enforcement, courts, CPS, schools, attorneys general, and federal agencies because misconduct is investigated instead of hidden.
Mark states that he has been denied due process for nearly two years in an active case and that he has been separated from his daughter while courts, CPS-related actors, law enforcement, and state-level offices have failed to provide the process and transparency he believes the Constitution requires.
He also states that mental health has been weaponized, that gender-identity pressure has been pushed in ways he believes violated parental rights and child protection, and that allegations of coaching and false education filings deserve investigation.
On July 7, 2026, Mark states that he traveled to Washington, D.C. and met with the FBI to request federal attention to the case and the people involved. His campaign position is that subpoenas, public records, and oversight hearings should expose the truth.
The goal is not revenge. The goal is structural reform: laws, audits, subpoenas, and oversight that protect families before they are destroyed.
Require clear timelines, evidence access, written explanations, independent review, and federal reporting when agencies or court-connected actors restrict parental contact, records, property, communication, or liberty interests.
Push for oversight of CPS-related removals, supervised-contact restrictions, no-contact orders, and state practices that erase a parent without transparent evidence and prompt appeal rights.
Investigate whether federal education funding is being abused through false IEPs or manipulated records. Protect children who truly need services while punishing fraud that steals from them.
Strengthen timelines, appeals, penalties, and federal reporting for denied Freedom of Information Act / public-records requests involving law enforcement, surveillance, child-welfare actions, and politically sensitive investigations.
Support subpoenas and hearings into weaponized mental-health claims, politically motivated enforcement, retaliation through local agencies, and misuse of federal funds by state or local actors.
Mark is running as a Republican because he believes government should be limited, accountable, transparent, and subordinate to the rights God gave to the people.
Mark comes from business, technology, and personal fight — not from a political machine. He believes Congress needs people who know what it feels like to stand alone.
Power should be checked, documented, and accountable. The larger the government power, the stronger the due-process protection must be.
The campaign is calling for lawful investigation, evidence, public records, subpoenas, and hearings — not silence, coverups, or intimidation.