What happens if a law is no longer considered necessary? A. Congress can repeal it. B. Citizens can vote against it. C. Judges can rule to remove it. D. The president can veto it.

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What happens if a law is no longer considered necessary?

A.
Congress can repeal it.
B.
Citizens can vote against it.
C.
Judges can rule to remove it.
D.
The president can veto it.

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Answer:I think it's A

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Because its sounds like it's talk about congress

i hope its right

Eric Lubow answered Sep 22, 2021

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