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Suppose Congress tried to create new laws that violate the Constitution. Could the president and/or the Supreme Court bloc Congress's actions? If so, how? (Site 1) BIUS TO munand Fyit S
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Suppose Congress tried to create new laws that violate the Constitution. Could the president and/or the Supreme Court bloc

Congress's actions? If so, how? (Site 1)
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Answer:no because the people hate trump

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