America is Drowning in Laws

There was a time in this country when Americans knew the law. It was printed on four pages, handed out with reverence, and taught in every schoolhouse across the land. It was called the Constitution of the United States. It was meant to be the supreme law of the land—clear, concise, and divinely inspired.

But fast forward 250 years, and we are now drowning in a legal swamp so vast and bloated that not even the government knows how many laws we’re supposed to follow. That’s not liberty. That’s bureaucratic tyranny enforced by cowards in black robes and traitors with law degrees.

How many laws exist in America? No one can say for certain—not even Congress. Federal statutory laws, the ones actually passed by our elected representatives, number in the tens of thousands. But that’s just the beginning. Federal regulations created by unelected agencies exceed one million individual rules buried across more than 180,000 pages of the Federal Register. The number of executive orders now exceeds 14,000, many of which are enforced like laws. State statutes across all 50 states likely top 500,000. And with over 89,000 local governments issuing their own ordinances, we’re looking at tens of millions more “laws,” “codes,” and “mandates.”

That isn’t law and order. It’s legal suffocation—and the vast majority of it is unconstitutional garbage.

If a rule was created by a federal agency, it is unconstitutional. Congress cannot delegate its legislative power to unelected bureaucrats. The Supreme Court has affirmed this, yet agencies like the EPA, CDC, IRS, and ATF write binding rules and enforce them with armed agents. If a law requires a license to exercise a fundamental right—such as traveling, speaking, working, marrying, or owning property—it is unconstitutional. These rights are natural and God-given. They do not require government permission. If a law bypasses due process—such as the CPS raids, red flag gun laws, vaccine mandates, and civil forfeiture schemes—then it violates the Constitution on its face.

We estimate conservatively that at least 80 to 90 percent of all the laws Americans live under today are unconstitutional. Yet they are enforced every single day by public officials who either don’t know the law or don’t care. And the reason they don’t know—or pretend not to know—can be traced directly to one organization: the BAR.

The American Bar Association and its state affiliates control who becomes a lawyer, what they are taught, how they are licensed, and how justice is practiced. The BAR doesn’t just certify attorneys—it indoctrinates them. It writes the law school curriculum and drills into every student that statutes must be followed and enforced, even if they contradict the Constitution. That’s a direct betrayal of our founding principles. The landmark decision in Marbury v. Madison (1803) established that any law “repugnant to the Constitution is null and void.” That means statutes that violate your natural rights are not just wrong—they are legally invalid. But that truth is buried in law schools and courtroom procedure.

The BAR has turned lawyers into tools of statutory tyranny. Judges, trained and licensed by BAR-controlled systems, routinely rubber-stamp agency rules, unconstitutional code, and bureaucratic mandates without question. Lawyers who challenge these injustices are disbarred, silenced, or sanctioned. The legal profession, once meant to serve justice, now serves the system. It doesn’t defend the Constitution—it defends the status quo.

And the enforcers of this unconstitutional swamp? They are just as guilty. Every time a police officer arrests someone for violating a code that’s not rooted in constitutional law, they are committing a felony under 18 U.S. Code § 242—deprivation of rights under color of law. Every code enforcer issuing fines for trivial infractions, every bureaucrat enforcing permit requirements for free speech, every judge signing off on a child kidnapping by CPS without due process—each of them is violating their oath and breaking the law. They are the real criminals.

So no, America does not need more laws. We don’t need new legislation. We don’t need to “modernize” the Constitution or pass another thousand-page omnibus bill. We need one thing: to enforce the Constitution. It already guarantees every right we need—freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to bear arms, the right to due process, the right to travel freely, the right to own property, and the right to live without government intrusion into every aspect of our lives.

Every single day, Congress and state legislatures introduce more laws we don’t need. Every day, federal agencies push more regulations through bureaucratic backdoors. Every day, BAR-trained attorneys prosecute Americans for violating codes that should never have been written in the first place.

What we need is a legal bonfire. We need to strip rulemaking power from every federal agency, dismantle the BAR cartel, prosecute public officials who enforce unconstitutional laws, restore jury trials to family and civil rights courts, and teach the real Constitution to every American—starting in elementary school. We need to decentralize the legal system, abolish judicial immunity for bad actors, and fire every judge who refuses to uphold their oath.

We must tear down this house of lies, this temple of false law, and return to the one law that matters: the Constitution of the United States.

It is not a suggestion. It is the law. Everything else is fraud. Every unlawful “law” is a theft of liberty. Every official who enforces such a law is a traitor to their oath. And every citizen who understands this must rise, speak, and act.

We are not subjects. We are sovereign. We are not ruled. We are free—if we remember who we are.

Let the restoration begin.