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The Constitution of the United States directly states that the Executive Branch has the power to enforce all laws in the nation. Being directly written into the Constitution mak…

The Constitution of the United States directly states that the Executive Branch has the power to enforce all laws in the nation. Being directly written into the Constitution mak…
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The Constitution of the United States directly states that the Executive Branch has the power to enforce all laws in the nation. Being directly written into the Constitution makes this rule what kind of power?

A.expressed
B.implied
C.concurrent

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express

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User DustinB
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Answer:

I believe its implied.

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