Why did President Andrew Johnson say he vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866?
A) Congress was attempting to infringe on executive powers.
B) He doubted whether blacks were qualified for citizenship.
C) Enforcement would have been impossible.
D) No additional affirmative action legislation was needed.
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