Legal Analysis of principles and factors of systemic violation of citizenship rights In the United States of America

The United States is one of the countries that monitors, reports, and sanctions other countries for human rights reasons, while the human rights situation in the United States, despite legislative changes of more than one hundred years, including civil rights laws (1946, 1957) , 1960) and the Suffrage Act (1965) are always accompanied by a series of systematic violations of civil and domestic human rights. The history of the creation of the United States of America, which began with the killing of Indigenous peoples and the enslavement of blacks, and the enactment of the Constitution with pessimism about the right of people to participate and discriminatory laws against people of color, women, the poor, non-Christians, especially Muslims through numerous laws. The repeal of some racist laws in the governing structure is a clear violation of civil rights in the United States. In this article, we use the analytical-descriptive method and using legal documents, laws and statistics to answer the question: "What are the legal bases and causes of civil rights violations in the United States?" The main reason is the contradictory structure and inherent discrimination of the Constitution and domestic law, which has led to a systematic violation of civil rights in the United States, and in practice has prevented the modeling of this system of government due to the crisis of legitimacy resulting from violations of fundamental and legitimate rights.