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Aden Moore

26 June, 02:18

Congress passed a law in 1973 in response to what it perceived as presidential infringement on its constitutional war power. The law required the president to consult with the Congress "in every possible instance" before introducing US forces overseas or, in an emergency, if the President sends US troops into an area for hostile action, he must seek the approval of Congress for the action within 90 days. This legislation was called the

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