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After that day, the library of the Congress website temporarily excluded section 1 of section 1 due to the improved coding error.
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Published on 8th August 2025
The Internet Sleeth does not take time to realize that something lost on the Library of Congress website that commented on the US event.
Reddit users pointed out on Wednesday that the website excluded the text in some of the sections of section 1, which includes the rights of the Hebians Corpus as well as the limitations on the Congress and State Power. Using the Internet Archive’s web machine, people found that the entire text appeared on the Congress’s library website on July 17, but after that date it was missing in the snapshot.
Some people mistakenly said that the administration of President Donald Trump completely removed these provisions from the constitution without the input of the Congress.
“Breaking: The official American government’s website has removed the section and 2 in section 4 from the Constitution,” a thread post said on Wednesday. “Tell me again. They did not improve the incident. They did not argue with this in the Congress. They only erased two most protective sections; the limits of the federal power, the limits of the federal power and the only right to fix the rates.”
Changes on the text on the website will not remove or erase the sections of the incident. It can only be replaced by a formal repair process, which starts in the US Congress, which can improve or replace existing provisions. The entire text of the incident is also available on the website for the National Records and the Nanafa National Constitution Center.
The repair process mentioned in section 5 is the only way to change the incident. In both the US representatives and the US Senate, any proposed repair must be approved by the first two -thirds of the votes. It should then be approved by three quarters of the State Legislative Assembly or by the State approved conventions.
The Government Website excludes the Constitution’s Department
On Wednesday, at 11am in Washington, DC (15:00 GMT), the Congress library posted on X that the missing section was “due to coding error”.
“We are working to repair it and expect it to be resolved soon,” the post reads. The website has also displayed a banner on Wednesday: “The website commented on the incident is currently experiencing data problem. We apologize for solving this problem and inconvenience.”
A few hours after the website fixed, the organization issued an update on X.
“The missing sections of the website commented on the incident have been restored,” it said. “The maintenance of the constitution and the other digital resources are an important part of the library’s goal, and we appreciate the feedback we have been alerted about the error and allowed us to resolve it.”
In Article 1, the Federal Government’s Legislative Branch is established. Its lost sections include section of and all sections and parts of 3, which focus greatly on the limits of the Congress and the state power.
Before restored, section 1 of Section 1 ends in section 8, before a line, listed the ability to provide and maintain the Congress Navy.

Article 9, which was temporarily deleted, details on the Congress power. It addresses the legal process of Habibs Corpus that people have the right to challenge the authority of the government in the custody of the government. This section states that the Congress cannot suspend Habias corpus “unless there is a need for public security in terms of rebellion or attack”.
Your body is The second Trump is in the headline during the administration. White House Deputy Chief Staff Stephen Miller told reporters in May that the administration was planning to suspend Habias Corpus. After that month, Homeland Security Secretary Cristy Nom said that Hebius Corpus is a right that the President should remove people from the United States.
Article 2, which was temporarily removed, includes restrictions on the US states, including regulating rates without the consent of the Congress.
Our decision
A threads post states that the official website of the US government without the input of the Congress “Section 9 and 10 of Section I and 10 quietly removed from the Constitution.
On Wednesday, section 1 of Section 1 was missing on the website of the United States of the Library of Congress.
The library said that the issue is related to the codeing error and soon it was corrected.
Website changes do not affect the American law or event. The document can only be changed by the formal repair process launched by the Congress.
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