Which statement accurately describes how Congress and the Supreme Court

influence U. S. immigration policy?

O

A. The Supreme Court proposes new immigration regulations, which

Congress must approve.

O

B. Congress regulates who is allowed to immigrate, while the

Supreme Court decides how many immigrants should be allowed

each year.

C. The Supreme Court regulates who is allowed to immigrate, while

Congress decides how many immigrants should be allowed each

year.

D. Congress passes laws to regulate immigration, while the Supreme

Court determines whether the regulations are constitutional

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Social Studies

Morgan Mckenzie

15 September, 03:22

Which statement accurately describes how Congress and the Supreme Court

influence U. S. immigration policy?

O

A. The Supreme Court proposes new immigration regulations, which

Congress must approve.

O

B. Congress regulates who is allowed to immigrate, while the

Supreme Court decides how many immigrants should be allowed

each year.

C. The Supreme Court regulates who is allowed to immigrate, while

Congress decides how many immigrants should be allowed each

year.

D. Congress passes laws to regulate immigration, while the Supreme

Court determines whether the regulations are constitutional

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Answers (2)

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Kayleigh Hahn · Answer 1

D. Congress passes laws to regulate immigration, while the Supreme

Court determines whether the regulations are constitutional

Explanation:

those are the jobs of congress and the supreme court

Denise Hanson · Answer 2

The correct answer is option:

D. Congress passes laws to regulate immigration, while the Supreme

Court determines whether the regulations are constitutional

Explanation:

The basic role of each government body, the congress is responsible for legislation, this means that it is responsible for passing immigration laws, after which the Supreme Court is responsible, as always, for deciding whether the laws enacted by the congress are constitutional, It requires ensuring that they do not contravene the country's constitution.