Posts Categorized: Education

The story that unfolded in Texas began quietly enough, as most constitutional tensions do. In the early months of the 2025 legislative session, a member of the state house introduced a modest bill. The measure proposed small adjustments to the way judges are retained on the bench after their initial appointment—changes that would have given… Read more »

American Bytz, an independent voice committed to exposing institutional overreach and defending constitutional limits, today calls public attention to a mounting pattern of mass-scale constitutional violations unfolding across the United States. Over the past fourteen months the current administration has repeatedly acted in ways that scholars, federal judges, and civil-liberties organizations describe as a sustained challenge to the separation of powers, due process guarantees, and protections enshrined in the Bill of Rights.

American Bytz would like to draw attention to a persistent pattern in the U.S. solid waste industry, where independent landfill operators dealing with longstanding environmental violations, regulatory enforcement, permit challenges, litigation, and financial difficulties often see their facilities transition to large national corporations like Republic Services. Issues at sites frequently trace back years under previous owners, with problems compounding over time and contributing to eventual sales or acquisitions.