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This article talks about a legal case in Colorado involving former President Donald J. Trump. Due to the 14th Amendment Section 3 disqualification, some citizens don’t want him to run for president elections again. They say he encouraged a gang of persons to launch an attack on the United States Capitol in January 2021. A Colorado judge still has to decide on whether to continue this 14th Amendment Section 3 disqualification issue or not. Trump's lawyers wanted to end this case, but the judge is not ready yet. The judge wants to know more about the legal arguments and also the facts. What is Amendment 14 Section 3 of the Constitution? source: google.com The 14th Amendment has different sections that involve citizenship and the rights of Americans. Some important sections- Section 1- Those born in the United States become a citizen of both the United States and the state in which they live. States can’t pass laws that take away your rights or treat you cruelly. Section 2- This section explains how we decide the number of members each state can send to Congress. It further explains that if a state does not allow some people to vote or unfairly punishes them, that state will have fewer members in Congress. Section 3- If someone committed to support the United States Constitution and then acted against it by attempting to rebel, they cannot hold crucial government offices such as Senator or Representative in Congress. However, if the majority of members agree, Congress can elect to let them back in. Read Also: All You Need To Know About Trump's Fraud Trial: What happened in court? Section 4- It states that the United States government's loans are always valid and must be paid. However, if a state attempts to rebel, the federal government and the states are not obligated to pay any obligations.