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Got Questions About Bills & Congress? Ask Us! (June 2021 Mailbag)
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As I understand it, Congress makes the laws and the President enforces them. If this be true, how does a President set a policy in direct opposition of the law, i.e. Biden's border policy supports illegal immigration.