Some possible reasons for a federal system are, it creates a loyalty between the states, and its people, trying to run a country that covers almost 4 million squares mile from a central point would be tough, giving local people a chance to solve local problems is a lot easier, it gives people a chance to become involved in government, it also helps keep the states working, and running, if somehow someone, or a group of people managed to control the three branches of government. …show more content…
Instead every state has a policy, but every state has to recognize those policies.
In some cases there could be confusion over who has jurisdiction over a case, either the federal or local government. Deporting illegal immigrants is such a case.
Having a federal government beats the hell out of having a dictatorship. Although I’m sure some will say that is what we are heading for now. Having a federal government gives common hard working people a chance to become part of the system.
I agree having fifty state with different rules, that do not have to be recognize by other states, or the federal government is confusing. If I can carry a concealed weapon in one state, why can’t I carry it in every state, and DC? Why is pot only legal in two states, and illegal in the rest? Why would anyone want a