Two conditions in which the president can send federal troops into a state without a request from that states governor

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Andrfas · Answer 1 · 2023-03-16T08:41:52+0000

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The Posse Concomitants Act of 1878, which removed the military from regular civil law enforcement, was enacted in response to the abuses resulting from the extensive use of the army in civil law enforcement during the Civil War and the Reconstruction. The Act allows legislated exceptions.

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