Which action can congress not preform, according to the constitution?

- A. Passing a law making it more difficult for immigrants to become citizens

- B. Ordering the U. S. Mint to print more money

- C. Voting to grant each state three senators instead of two

- D. Impeaching a president accused of accepting bribes

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Athena Hill

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29 February, 20:53

Which action can congress not preform, according to the constitution?

- A. Passing a law making it more difficult for immigrants to become citizens

- B. Ordering the U. S. Mint to print more money

- C. Voting to grant each state three senators instead of two

- D. Impeaching a president accused of accepting bribes

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Rodney Waters · Answer 1

B. Impeaching a president accused of accepting bribes

Explanation:

Following are the action that a congress not preform, according to the constitution is

B. Impeaching a president accused of accepting bribes. Congress is said to be the "most influential branch." The Constitution also provides each of the Congress some special, exclusive powers that demands their title. Bribe brings brings destruction everywhere. The American Congress has more power than legislature among all the world's modern democracies. The powers of Congress are distributed in several places in the Constitution.