What does the necessary and proper clause of the constitution do?

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14 November, 23:09

What does the necessary and proper clause of the constitution do?

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Jermaine · Answer 1

The necessary and proper clause of the constitution is a provision in Article One of the United States Constitution that is supposed to create and enact all the laws that the government consider to be necessary and proper to bring into execution powers including Execution the foregoing Powers and many others that refer to the Constitution.