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

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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