Bloodletting of Kansas

For the 1854-61 Conflict, see Bleeding Kansas

Bloodletting of Kansas
Part of the Collapse of the United States
Clockwise from top left: Federal Loyalists operate radio • Midwestern volunteers off of Tuttle Creek Lake • Midwestern volunteer in Minneapolis, Kansas • Canadian Volunteers in Idaho • Green Mountain Militia and Iron Front paramilitaries near Osawatomie • Texas Rangers in Liberal, Kansas
Date June 1980-Present Location Kansas, Idaho and parts of Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana Status Ongoing (minor clashes)
Belligerents
Midwestern supporters	United States (West Coast)
Commonwealth supporters • American Underground • Pottawatomie Rifles • American Volunteer Force • Iron Front • Canadian Volunteer Committee • Green Mountain Militia • United Commonwealth Special Forces (Alleged) Supported by: United Commonwealth Canada
Republic of Texas • Texas Rangers • Texan Volunteer Force

The Bloodletting of Kansas, also known as 2nd Bleeding Kansas, the Border War, the Second Border War, Burning Kansas or the Kansan Campaign are an ongoing (albeit now smaller scale) conflict and series of border disputes in several former American states. The conflict has been characterized by constantly fluctuating truces, temporary alliances and unofficial warfare.