MisconceptionObserved in bank
Congressional Powers Are Unlimited In Foreign Affairs
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Subject distribution
- Constitutional Law1
Example wrong choices
14355_zion-embassy · CONSTITUTIONAL_LAW · Choice ANo, because Congress has the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, and therefore the statute is binding on the President.
Why it's wrong
Choice A is not the credited answer for this item.
14355_zion-embassy · CONSTITUTIONAL_LAW · Choice CNo, because Congress has the power to implement treaties, and therefore the statute is binding on the President.
Why it's wrong
Choice C is not the credited answer for this item.
14355_zion-embassy · CONSTITUTIONAL_LAW · Choice DYes, because Congress has no jurisdiction over matters outside U.S. borders.
Why it's wrong
Choice D is not the credited answer for this item.
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