No Borders NewsThe White House released a presidential proclamation for Constitution Day, Citizenship Day, and Constitution Week in 2026. The document calls on Americans to observe the week that centers on the U.S. Constitution and the principles it sets out.
The proclamation highlights the 239th anniversary of the Constitution’s signing and points to September 17, 1787, when the Constitution was adopted. It frames the Constitution as the foundation of the country’s system of government and emphasizes ideas like the rule of law and separation of powers.
It also describes citizenship as carrying responsibilities, not just rights. The proclamation argues that Americans should stay committed to constitutional values and the obligations that come with being a “dutiful” citizen.
The statement further claims there is a “new threat” from anti-American rhetoric and cites concerns about political ideologies it says undermine constitutional rights. It also says the current administration is working to restore what it describes as constitutional principles in government institutions.
This proclamation is a ceremonial action. It does not, based on the excerpt provided, announce new immigration rules, benefits eligibility changes, or enforcement measures.