Does the plaintiffs complaint, based on Sections 1983, 1985 and 1986 of the Civil Rights Acts, state a claim for relief against both or either of the defendants?

Can a joint federal-state program for travel identification of airline passengers completely disembowel and eviscerate the requirements of Goldberg v. Kelly?

Does the Constitution require that a citizen incriminate himself by falsely, fictitiously and fraudulently presenting written materials to get a REAL Travel Identification Card?

Can the State of Arizona require a citizen to commit a federal crime prior to boarding an aircraft, just to get a safe flight as a passenger?

Whether the plaintiff presented sufficient documentary evidence to permit him to enjoy his constitutional right and his constitutional privilege to fly within the United States to see his family in Omaha, Nebraska.

Does the plaintiff's complaint, based on Sections 1983, 1985 and 1986 of the Civil Rights Acts, state a claim for relief against both or either of the defendants?