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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 i…

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 i…
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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

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