The Constitution has been seen as the guide to our civil rights. However, what about those laws that our government chooses to adhere to when and how they see fit? What of the laws our president believes he can carry out in the way he wants, with little or no rebuke? What about the laws that infringe on our human rights given by God or outlined in the Constitution? Something like this should not be permissible as it violates our rights and our trust in our government. This movement towards correction on making of laws would be the process needed to disallow such occurrences. The Constitution should have a new amendment requiring our government to follow the current Constitution when interpreting and making laws. When laws are propositioned, it should be within the parameters of the Constitution, it should agree with prior amendments, and it should be mediated before an official panel on legalization within Congress.
The only regulations really mentioned in the Constitution concerning the making of laws are …show more content…
Anything the people did not ratify, isn’t the law.” (Strauss, 37) The Constitution, as is, has had many years to be created and improved. It is what has blurred state lines and truly brought our country together into the United States. With that, any laws that are proposed should be contained within the perimeters of the laws already made. The laws in the Constitution should not contradict each other but agree. The Constitution was made for a reason. When it was made it was not meant to be an insignificant temporary document that is placed in a museum to collect dust. The Constitution was made to be a revered contract that protects its people. As such, the words within should be unquestionable and unwavering in order to be efficient in fulfilling its
The only regulations really mentioned in the Constitution concerning the making of laws are …show more content…
Anything the people did not ratify, isn’t the law.” (Strauss, 37) The Constitution, as is, has had many years to be created and improved. It is what has blurred state lines and truly brought our country together into the United States. With that, any laws that are proposed should be contained within the perimeters of the laws already made. The laws in the Constitution should not contradict each other but agree. The Constitution was made for a reason. When it was made it was not meant to be an insignificant temporary document that is placed in a museum to collect dust. The Constitution was made to be a revered contract that protects its people. As such, the words within should be unquestionable and unwavering in order to be efficient in fulfilling its