When a Senator's home is seized, THEN something will be done about this.
It makes fixing it possible. It's unreasonable to expect that getting millions of people to agree to take specific actions to effect a very precise change in laws will be "easy".
Do you imagine it would be difficult to convince a citizen the government shouldn't be allowed to steal their property?
In theory, we live in a republic where this is beyond the specific enumerated powers of the government, no matter what the electorate says.