Why is it important for Congress to make laws based on powers that are implied but not given?

so Congress can follow the exact meaning of the Constitution

so Congress can regulate foreign commerce

so Congress can borrow money and collect taxes

so Congress can carry out its duties as times change

It is important for Congress to make laws based on powers that are implied but not given, so Congress can carry out its duties as times change.

Explanation:

Congress is the bicameral legislature of the federal government in United States of America. The legislature is formed by two chambers. One is the "House of Representatives" and the other is "Senate". Generally the Congress meet is held in Washington.

Congress has the rights to make laws based on the implicit power. The power of Congress is shared with the executive branch and the judicial branch of the Supreme Court of United States of America.