Bill Of Rights Argument Analysis

In the United States, every legal citizen has the guaranteed rights including religious freedom, freedom of the press, and trial by jury. The ten amendments in the Bill of Rights has a freedom that many in other countries don’t know of and can only wish for. In the Constitution, whoever is born on American soil is automatically an American citizen. However, the citizen of present-day colonies/ territories like American Samoa and Guam don’t get the same right as American citizens, even though they are born on American soil. I believe that citizens of their colonies should have the same rights and privileges.
Article 4 of the constitution, Section 3 Clause 2: Property Clause, states “The Congress shall have the power to dispose of and make all needful Rules and Regulations respecting the Territory or other Property …show more content…
However, this idea that the United States will not protect its citizens is not only unconstitutional but a very dangerous idea to think of. Not only will these territories have these new rights to act upon but they will also grow their country with the help of the United States federal laws.
Another argument is the eligibility for the military draft will become automatic for all males born in the territory. At the moment our eligibility is contingent upon us volunteering to become eligible. It is not automatic but will be if this goes through, the acceptance of the citizenship. American Samoa and Guam has already become one of the highest parts of the United States where many adults and teenagers join the military voluntarily. Now even though many may seem that it is harsh to have all males be eligible for the military draft, you still have to give service to your country as a