> Congress passes a law to overrule the supreme court, or the country pass an amendment to do it. This has happened numerous times before. But then the Supreme

> Congress passes a law to overrule the supreme court, or the country pass an amendment to do it. This has happened numerous times before. But then the Supreme Court gets to interpret that law also. I don't see how you could possibly more clearly state what the previously quoted amendments already state. Since it already failed(or succeeded, depending on which side you're on) in it's interpretation of the 4th/5th/14th amendments, I have zero confidence it would properly interpret any other amendment or law addressing the issue.