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Under the separation of powers principle, laws can only be made by the people the courts the Congress the President
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Under the separation of powers principle, laws can only be made by

the people
the courts
the Congress
the President

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The answer is the people
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Answer:

The congress

Step-by-step explanation:

The President can veto laws. The people can vote on laws. The Courts enforce laws. The congress makes laws

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