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Thomas Jefferson and James Madison responded to these acts with drafted documents. Jefferson secretly wrote the Kentucky Resolutions, and Madison wrote the Virginia Resolutions. Both of them were simply saying that the federal government had legally exceeded its power with the Alien and Sedition Laws. They argued that since the states created the Constitution, the states had the right to nullify, or not follow, any legislation that they deemed necessary.
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