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Chapter 1583: America is needed instead of the Black Chapter

For example, when a superhuman breaks the law, the Black Chapter Department has priority and independent right to handle the matter, and no other department may interfere at will; the Black Chapter Department will also have complete autonomy over its internal affairs, free from unnecessary external interference.

This means that the Black Chapter Department will transform from a privileged status that was previously privately tacitly accepted to a truly privileged position with solid legal protection.

It is not easy for a bill to be written into the Constitution. The difficulty is beyond imagination.

Taking America's constitutional amendment procedure as an example, first of all, initiating a constitutional amendment requires the consent of more than two-thirds of the members of Congress.

This high threshold is set to ensure that the proposed constitutional amendment has broad political support and social consensus.

After all, the Constitution is the fundamental law of the country, and any changes may have a profound impact on the country's politics, economy, society and other aspects, so it must be treated with caution.

In the political reality of America, there are two major political parties in Congress, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party, as well as numerous small parties and independent members. The interests of all parties are complex and diverse, and their opinions are seriously divided.

To gain the support of more than two-thirds of the members of Congress in such a complex political environment is undoubtedly an extremely arduous task.

A bill often encounters strong opposition because it touches the core interests of a political party or interest group, and it is difficult to obtain enough votes of support in Congress.

Even if the constitutional amendment is initiated, the road ahead will still be full of thorns.

The amendment needs to be submitted to the House of Representatives and the Senate for deliberation and voting, and must be approved by more than two-thirds of the members of both houses to be passed.

Representatives represent the interests of people in different constituencies, and their positions are often influenced by the wishes of local voters, economic interest groups, and political factions; while senators are more likely to consider the overall interests of the state and consider issues from a more macro and complex perspective.

When deliberating on a constitutional amendment, members of Congress will carefully review and debate the terms of the amendment from their own standpoints.

They will consider the pros and cons of the amendment to their district, the state, and the country as a whole, and weigh the various interests involved.

During this process, the terms of the amendment may be repeatedly revised and adjusted due to the interests of all parties, or may even ultimately fail due to irreconcilable differences.

Since the founding of the United States, over hundreds of years of history, only twenty-four constitutional amendments have been passed. This is enough to illustrate the difficulty and arduous process of constitutional amendment.

Moreover, after a constitutional amendment is passed by Congress, it must be voted on by the state legislatures. Only if more than two-thirds of the state legislatures agree can it be formally passed and take effect.

America is made up of fifty states. Each state has significant differences in politics, economy, culture, etc., and has different interests.

Some states with developed economies and frequent superhuman activities may be more open to the strengthening of the power of the Black Chapter Tribe, hoping to use the Black Chapter Tribe to handle superhuman affairs more efficiently and maintain social order and economic development; while some states with relatively backward economies and a small number of superhumans may worry that the expansion of the Black Chapter Tribe's power will lead to uneven resource distribution and the neglect of their own rights and interests, and thus be cautious or oppose the amendment.

Once the news came out, the entire American society was in an uproar. Politicians expressed their opinions one after another, and many people expressed shock and doubt about Chang Wei's proposal.

"Is he crazy, trying to change the American Constitution?"

A senior Democratic congressman, in an interview with the media, widened his eyes, looked shocked, and said emotionally, "This is absolutely ridiculous! The Constitution is the cornerstone of our country. How can it be tampered with at will? Although the Black Chapter Department has indeed made certain contributions in the handling of superhuman affairs, it is so radical in seeking to expand its power without considering the consequences. This will inevitably disrupt the existing political balance. Once this situation gets out of control, the subsequent impact is unpredictable, and our entire country's political ecology may face the risk of collapse."

A Republican political strategist also expressed his concerns at an internal meeting: "If this move is ultimately successful, the Black Chapter will undoubtedly dominate and completely control the discourse on superhuman affairs. The influence of our Republican Party and other forces on superhuman affairs will be greatly weakened. This is undoubtedly an extremely serious impact on the concept of checks and balances that we have always advocated and adhered to, and it can even be said to be a devastating blow. In the long run, our country's democratic system will exist in name only and become a one-man show for certain forces."

But the problem is that the current situation has fallen into a delicate and tricky situation.

Today, America is mired in the crisis brought about by a group of superhuman terrorists called "Diablo". It is urgently needed for the Black Chapter Department to step forward and resolve the crisis with its professional capabilities and resources, rather than the Black Chapter Department relying on America.

The Supernova Company behind the Black Chapter Department is currently standing by and watching, obviously intending to sit back and watch the show.

They watched coldly as the American government and Vought Corporation struggled in this crisis, as if waiting for the right opportunity to gain greater benefits from it.

In this situation, America and Water Company were like being roasted on a blazing fire, caught in a dilemma and suffering.

Faced with this complex and chaotic situation, Edgar felt helpless and had no idea what to do.

Homelander, the superhero once regarded as the trump card of Vought Corporation, has now suffered serious injuries and his spine has been broken.

Even though he is a superhuman with regenerative abilities, it still takes a long time for him to recover.

What's more, as the company that carefully created Homelander, Vought is well aware of Homelander's psychological problems.

After all, the character and psychological weaknesses of the motherland were deliberately shaped by them during the training process in order to better control him.

Now, Homelander has lost so badly in the battle with Diablo that he has suffered a double blow physically and mentally.

The think tank of Water Company knew that even if Homelander recovered physically, with his current mental state, would he really have the courage to face the powerful Diablo again and challenge the unfathomable Black Emperor Sebastian Shaw?

This is undoubtedly a huge question mark hanging over the minds of Water Company, weighing heavily and making people breathless.

Diablo naturally would not give Water Company a chance to breathe. They soon attacked Water Company's other bases that were researching Compound No. 5, and even found Dr. Jonah Vogelbaum.

(End of this chapter)