Of the Departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security, which can be called

upon to intervene when the actions of the president are in question?

Homeland Security

Defense

Justice

No executive department can intervene

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1 March, 23:44

Of the Departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security, which can be called

upon to intervene when the actions of the president are in question?

Homeland Security

Defense

Justice

No executive department can intervene

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Cali Page · Answer 1

The answer is Homeland Security

Ellison · Answer 2

Department of Justice

Explanation:

When the President's actions are in question the executive department that is charged with the responsibility of calling the President to order is the Department of Justice.

The Department of Defense is charged with Military actions overseas and even domestic military actions protecting the United states against Military attacks from foreign nations and also protecting the country against enemies within as well. while the department of homeland security is charged with protecting the citizens against internal crisis especially against terrorism activities.

Of the Departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security, which can be calledupon to intervene when the actions of the president are in question?Homeland SecurityDefenseJusticeNo executive department can intervene

Of the Departments of Defense, Justice and Homeland Security, which can be called

upon to intervene when the actions of the president are in question?

Homeland Security

Defense

Justice

No executive department can intervene