History, 02.03.2021 01:50 fortwill05
Do any of these statements down below have a clause in the United States Constitution, if so what is the Clause (Article, Section, Clause)?
1. The Supreme Court can declare laws passed by Congress and signed by the President to be invalid.
2. Your wedding in Vegas does not stay in Vegas - it's valid in TX, too.
3. The creation of a Treasury Department and Secretary of the Treasury.
4. For about fifty cents, a government employee will carry a piece of paper from your house to anywhere else in the US.
5. If you lose your job, the government will provide a (temporary) financial safety net.
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