The Constitution cannot be amended by the State Legislature. A significant challenge that state legislators face in fulfilling the demands that many Americans place on their state government is that a significant portion of the Constitution can be amended by the Parliament.
The purpose of Congress is to represent the will of the people by passing laws that affect everyone's daily lives. Its duties include providing funds for government operations and initiatives, holding hearings to educate lawmakers, and supervising the executive branch.
The legislature's authority is constrained by the constitution itself. A state's legislature is not allowed to exercise any authority that is not explicitly granted by the constitution.
Laws are created by the legislative branch, but the President, who is part of the executive branch, has the power to veto them.
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