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The legislative branch has the power to enforce law declare war judge trials veto bills

The legislative branch has the power to enforce law declare war judge trials veto bills
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The legislative branch has the power to

enforce law
declare war
judge trials
veto bills

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In the United States, the legislative branch has the power to "declare war," since the Founding Fathers wanted to ensure that such decisions were made democratically.
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