Selectively enforcing the laws of the United States causes distrust from the citizens and provides our leaders with the same power as a dictator. If it is law, enforce it. If you don't like a law, repeal it, but don't only enforce the laws you agree with. With the number of laws on the books, everyone of us is breaking one or more law everyday. At a federal level more than 450 laws are enacted a year by congress since 1945. Do you know what they cover or if they are relavent to you? Is it even possible for our executive branch to enforce the laws of the land with this volume? Should a goverment bureaucrat take a disliking to you, they can find the law you broke and come after you.
We need to petition our goverment to maintain a no new volume policy when it comes to passing new laws. Meaning, if you bring a 100 page law to the governor or president you also bring 100 pages of old and pointless or outdated laws to repeal with it. Secondly, enforce all laws on the books or repeal the ones that you refuse to enforce.
