The Constitution attempts to restrain the president's use of domestic force by
A)stating that a state government must request federal troops before the president
Can deploy them within that state to provide public order.
B)strictly prohibiting presidents from ever deploying federal troops within the
United States.
C)requiring two-thirds of both the House and the Senate to vote in favor of any
Presidential order to deploy federal troops within the United States.
D)requiring a majority of both the House and the Senate to vote in favor of any
Presidential order to deploy federal troops within the United States.

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The Constitution attempts to restrain the president's use of domestic force by stating that a state government must request federal troops before the president can deploy them within that state to provide public order. This is outlined in the Constitution's provisions for calling forth the militia to quell domestic violence. The president cannot unilaterally deploy federal troops within a state without the request of that state's government.

The Constitution Attempts to Restrain the President's Use of Domestic