Question

Suppose Congress tried to create new laws that violate the Constitution. Could the president and/or the Supreme Court block Congress’s actions? If so, how?

Answer 1

President: The President could choose to veto Congress' bill and publicly state that the reason it is doing so is due to the violation of the Constitution.

Supreme Court: If a lawsuit was filed about the law if it passed, the Supreme Court could review it and decide it was unconstitutional.

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Answer 2

President: The President could choose to veto Congress' bill and publicly state that the reason it is doing so is due to the violation of the Constitution.

Supreme Court: If a lawsuit was filed about the law if it passed, the Supreme Court could review it and decide it was unconstitutional.