Within the Federal Government, the Legislative Branch has sole power to draft a bill in hopes of becoming a law. The Executive Branch, without influence from any other branches, has the ability to sign or veto the proposed bill. If the bill becomes a law, the citizens then have the right to challenge the law if they believe it to be unconstitutional. If the bill gets challenged, the Judicial Branch reviews the law to determine its constitutionality. The Welfare Program is complex in nature and understanding the roles of the government allows knowledge in the steps it takes to change a law (Taft 354). In relation to my proposed change, the states have the power to determine Welfare benefits, but funds are collected and distributed through the Federal
Within the Federal Government, the Legislative Branch has sole power to draft a bill in hopes of becoming a law. The Executive Branch, without influence from any other branches, has the ability to sign or veto the proposed bill. If the bill becomes a law, the citizens then have the right to challenge the law if they believe it to be unconstitutional. If the bill gets challenged, the Judicial Branch reviews the law to determine its constitutionality. The Welfare Program is complex in nature and understanding the roles of the government allows knowledge in the steps it takes to change a law (Taft 354). In relation to my proposed change, the states have the power to determine Welfare benefits, but funds are collected and distributed through the Federal