From The American Presidency Project, Proclamation 10507—Bill of Rights Day, 2022:

“With three simple words—"We the People"—the United States Constitution set in motion the most extraordinary experiment in self-governance that the world has ever known. The Bill of Rights made this possible, ensuring ratification by every State then in our new nation. On Bill of Rights Day, we celebrate the fundamental American freedoms enshrined in those first 10 Amendments to our Constitution and recommit to making the full promise of America real for all Americans.

“The Bill of Rights embodies a core American strength: the capacity for compromise and self-improvement. By codifying fundamental freedoms, it won over states skeptical of a federal government at the time of our founding and proved our Constitution to be a living document, capable of evolving to perfect our Union. The basic rights it guarantees—to religion, speech, press, privacy and more—have come to define our nation. And in the over two centuries since their enumeration, 17 other amendments have been ratified—ending slavery, ensuring equal protection under the law, giving women the right to vote, banning poll taxes and more—opening the door of opportunity a little wider with each generation.”