The Constitution and Congressional Dysfunction

This chapter explores the multifaceted role of the Constitution as a policymaking framework that promotes active citizen engagement and maintains a balance of power. It scrutinizes the current dysfunctionality in Congress, highlighting the ideological divide among reformers and the implications of hyperpolarization on legislative effectiveness. Furthermore, it discusses the marginalization of anti-immigration sentiments and the need for a more inclusive and collaborative political discourse in shaping immigration policy.