Michael Whitehorse immigrated to England with the sole intent of starting a new life. The young lawyer never intended to lead a revolution against one of the oldest government on earth.Desperate to be the first to find a path out of the worsening economic crisis, England sought to strengthen their taxpayer base by re-evaluating immigrants and deporting anyone falling short of the new, brutally strict guidelines. Ignoring public condemnations for racist profiling and human rights violations, they continued to target ethnic groups believed to be more of a drain on taxes than a source of revenue. The controversial plan was working so well that they completely overlooked a previously unflagged group entering by the thousands under their radar.Native Americans, tired of being treated as third class citizens in their home land, found new promise in the United Kingdom. Apache, Navajo and Sioux flocked to England to take advantage of the comparatively superior job market, housing and benefits. By the time the British took notice and attempted to capitalize on the popular race by assigning them work, the Native Americans numbered in the tens of thousands. When England sought to corral them for deportation, the proud people drew a line in the British soil refusing to again be told where and how to live. Moving into the lush English countryside, they made their stand, vowing to drive the whites onto a reservation and claim this island by the very laws that saw their homeland stolen from them generations before or die trying. Win or lose, they would die free in the new Indian Nation!