#Eleventh Amendment

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Big AI companies are trying to restrict states from regulating AI by adding an eleventh-hour provision to the annual National Defense Authorization Act. The bill has already gone through the regular committee and amendment process, but now the tech industry is trying to force leadership to sneak in this new predatory, dangerous provision before the final vote. Contact your representatives at the link in my bio, share your outrage far and wide – there are only a few days left to stop this!

Episode – Articles 10 & 11 | Citizenship and the Power of Law In this episode of the Constitution series, we look at Articles 10 and 11 of the Constitution of India, which explain how citizenship continues and who controls its rules. Article 10 ensures that anyone recognized as a citizen under the Constitution continues to remain a citizen of India. Citizenship does not randomly disappear once it has been granted under constitutional provisions. Article 11 then gives Parliament the authority to regulate citizenship through laws. This means Parliament has the power to decide how someone can become a citizen, how citizenship can be lost, and how the rules may change in the future. Because of this constitutional power, Parliament later enacted the Citizenship Act, 1955, which explains the legal process of citizenship in India today. Together, Articles 10 and 11 show an important constitutional balance: citizenship is protected by the Constitution but regulated by law.

👌Did you know about the 25th Amendment?? Let us know what you think in the comments. #america #getinvolved #education

The Ninth Amendment exists because the founders worried that listing your rights might accidentally limit them. Here's something they don't teach in school: some of the founders didn't want a Bill of Rights at all. Not because they didn't believe in rights. Because they were afraid of what writing them down might do. Alexander Hamilton made the argument. If you write down specific rights, you imply those are the only ones that exist. What about rights you forgot to list? What about rights no one had thought of yet? A list, Hamilton argued, could become a cage. But the Anti-Federalists demanded protections in writing. They didn't trust a government that wouldn't put limits on paper. So James Madison drafted the amendments. And to answer Hamilton's concern, he included the Ninth. "The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." Just because we wrote these down doesn't mean these are the only ones. You have rights beyond this list. The government cannot say, "That right isn't mentioned, so it doesn't exist." The Bill of Rights is a floor, not a ceiling. The founders knew they couldn't anticipate everything. So they wrote an amendment that says: we didn't think of it all. And that's the point. This is the ninth of 27 amendments. #Constitution #CivicsEducation #AmericanHistory #BillOfRights #Civics

Do you know the 9th amendment? Here is our recent interview with author and Harvard Professor Jill Lepore at the #NatBookFestival explaining this lesser-known part of the Bill of Rights. #constitutionday

The Constitution may be rewritten soon, and not by the people. !!UPDATE for CLARITY: ✳️ Summary: • 34 states need to apply to trigger a convention. • 19 states currently have active applications (via Convention of States project). • 27 states have rescinded prior applications—important to look at which ones As of now, 27 states have current applications. Whenever new states submit applications, they’re tracked by Congress. We’re not at the threshold needed to start a convention yet; which is 34. However, we are uncomfortably close. ** Also ** In the video I said “Article V as in violet,” and of course I meant Article V (as in the Roman numeral 5). I was reading my notes a little too quickly that day 😅 and thanks to my keen-eyed audience, someone caught it. Article V of the U.S. Constitution outlines the process for amending the Constitution. It allows two paths: 1. Congress can propose amendments with a two-thirds vote in both the House and Senate. 2. OR a Constitutional Convention can be called if two-thirds of state legislatures (34 states) apply for it. This Convention of States path has never been used before (since the Constitutional establishment in 1787) which is why this moment in history is so significant and worth paying close attention to. Stay informed. Stay loud. #ConstitutionalConvention #ArticleV #ProtectDemocracy #KnowTheGame

“भारत के संविधान का सबसे powerful fundamental right😱 कौन सा है🤔? Hint: इससे आपकी privacy, dignity और life protect होती है… 🇮🇳😎” #legalinfoai #trending #trendingreels #viralreels #viral

“42nd Amendment – When the Constitution Underwent Its Biggest Transformation.” #instagramreels #viral #growth #education #success

Is Reservation Against Article 14? ⚖️🤯 Most aspirants get confused here! You think Article 14 simply means "Equality," but the Constitution actually has TWO different faces: 1️⃣ Equality Before Law (British Origin 🇬🇧): This is a Negative Concept. It means no one is above the law. Whether you are a PM or a Peon, the law is "blind" to your status. 2️⃣ Equal Protection of Laws (American Origin 🇺🇸): This is a Positive Concept. It follows the rule: "Likes should be treated alike." If two people are in different circumstances (like a wealthy student vs. a socially backward student), treating them "equally" would actually be unfair. 💡 The Verdict: Reservation is NOT discrimination. It is "Reasonable Classification" to ensure Equity, not just Equality. Save this reel for your Polity revision! 📌 Follow @upscwithkaif for daily Constitution simplified! 🇮🇳 . . . #UPSC #Polity #Article14 #Constitution #Upscwithkaif

As journalists are being arrested, I want to make a simple point about the First Amendment — what it’s about, who it protects, and why there has never been a more important time to defend it.

Constitution ratna band karo, samajhna shuru karo! 🧠✨ 42nd Amendment ko 'Mini Constitution' kyun kehte hain? Ya 73rd aur 74th mein kya antar hai? Sab kuch ek hi slide mein. Aise hi aur memory tricks ke liye follow button dabayein! 👇 #ConstitutionOfIndia #UPSCAspirants