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How well does the government today meet the goals listed in the Preamble?
That depends on one's perspective, but I think many would say that the government is doing a very poor job of meeting the goals listed in the Preamble. At the same time, there may be people that believe that government is doing a good job at meeting the goals of the Preamble.
What defines what the US federal government is morally obliged to do and what it is legally compelled to do?
The Constitution describes what it can do and, importantly, what it can legally be prevented from doing. No government anywhere can be compelled to do anything in a positive way, only to stop doing something they have no constitutional authority to do. The US Constitution contains in its preamble general ideas of what the government is morally obliged to do, and of course any elected government is morally obliged to carry out its mandate from the electors, an obligation they usually ignore.
What are federal employees are permitted to do?
Federal employees work for the vast federal government. This covers all government agencies, so there are thousands of them. They are permitted to work for the federal government. Federal employees are permitted to do their assigned jobs and receive pay for doing so.
Describe and evaluate what Pfizer is doing.?
Describe and evaluate what Pfizer is doing
How do you sue the federal government for not upholding immigration laws?
The director of the government agency responsible for immigration could be sued for not doing his job.
Does the government follow the preamble?
Really its all about a matter of opinon. Some people think they follow the preamble and others dont. Some say yes because they follow some of the rules and othes say no because most of them they dont follow now.
Which program is responsible for enforcing the executive orders that cover companies doing business with the federal government?
OFCCP
What premises would prohibit the Federal Government from doing something that is not mentioned in the US Constitution?
strict interpretation
What case basically outlawed state taxes being levied on the federal government?
The case that essentially outlawed state taxes being levied on the federal government is McCulloch v. Maryland (1819). The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot tax the federal government, as doing so would undermine the supremacy of federal law. This decision reinforced the principle of federalism by establishing that the federal government has certain implied powers that cannot be impeded by state actions.
What term means to bring charges of wrong doing against a member of the executive or judicial branches of the federal government?
Impeachment
Who does the Constitution assign the power to control immigration?
The federal government. They have been doing an amazingly poor job for several decades. We forget that the federal government has power only because they receive it from the people. If we had the guts and drive, the states could initiate changes to the Constitution, and these changes would NOT have to be initiated or approved by the federal government, or any part of it.
What did the articles of confederation prevent the U.S government from doing?
The federal government was nearly nonexistent, each state had their own military and currency which made the US more prone to attacks.
