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Several sections of Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution appear to have been removed from the official U.S. government website, as pointed out by sleuths on the internet and as seen by TechCrunch.
The changes were made in the past month, according to the Wayback Machine, which shows the full original text on Congress’ website as of July 17.
Several Reddit threads identified the changes in Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution: Large parts of Section 8 have been removed, and Sections 9 and 10 have been deleted altogether. In the screenshot below, you can see the archived version of the site on the Wayback Machine on the left, and the current site on the right — the text highlighted in yellow has been removed.
These sections largely relate to the powers that Congress has and does not have, as well as limitations on the powers of individual states. The removal includes sections relating to habeas corpus, the powers that protect citizens from unlawful detention.
Some of the sections’ text appears to be missing, as indicated by a trailing semicolon at the end of Section 8, where text used to follow.
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Does this surprise any one?? It all goes back to schools not teaching curative writing any more. Just wait until the Baby Boomers children's generation are gone. Then the people won't even know what is missing. You also need to take away Wikipedia ability to edit any Federal/ U.S. Constitution, Declaration of Independent documents, And wait until AI is in full swing, then you will never recognize any of our founding documents.
Well, it really doesn't matter much when the USC can just wildly interpret the Law anyway they choose. Look what theyve done to the 4th amendment. Basically replacing a comma with a period. Now a dog barking or a mere suspicion or any number of other instances can permit a warrantless search or a patdown. Instead of NO WARRANTLESS searches and a warrant having to be based on human testimony specifically describing the persons or things searched for & the things to be siezed.