Final answer:
The response to the agency's prosecutorial discretion is False, as the statement seems incomplete. The necessary and proper clause expanding the national government's power is also False, while the vision of the Freedmen's Bureau and the longevity of sole executive agreements are False. The Grant Administration's support for the Enforcement Acts is True. the correct answer is False.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question appears to be incomplete, but it deals with the concept of prosecutorial discretion. The correct response to the complete sentence "agencies have broad discretion as to when and whom they will prosecute. this authority is known as the agency's [implied missing term]" is. False. The statement associated with Dillon's Rule is also False. Dillon's Rule restricts local government power, meaning local governments do not have broad discretion but are limited to powers expressly granted by state law.
Regarding the necessary and proper clause, the correct answer is False. This clause has expanded the power of the national government. The comparison between domestic policymaking and foreign policymaking might involve differences in processes and stakeholder involvement, while an assertion regarding the longevity of sole executive agreements versus treaties lacks general applicability, making the statement False.