It is unconstitutional for the legislative branch of government to delegate power to the executive branch.

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It is unconstitutional for the legislative branch of government to delegate power to the executive branch.

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The U.S. Constitution allows for the delegation of powers among the branches of government, including from the legislative to the executive branch, as long as it does not violate the separation of powers principle. This is often done through enabling legislation that grants executive agencies the authority to implement and enforce laws.

It Is Unconstitutional for the Legislative Branch of Government to Delegate