The statute can only be interpreted, determined to be constitutional, and applied to specific circumstances by federal courts.
The President's actions may be declared unconstitutional by the judicial branch, which would make them illegal. The judicial branch can also rule that all or a portion of a statute passed by Congress is unconstitutional.
The Supreme Court and the federal court system may provide the judicial branch with numerous opportunities to interpret the Constitution.
The judicial branch has the authority to declare laws passed by the legislative branch to be unlawful. The day-to-day administration and enforcement of Federal legislation is the duty of the executive branch, through the Federal agencies.
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