On the recordApril 13, 2010
the support of Congress, the authorization from Congress to conduct these kinds of programs, is the way in which the executive branch should operate.
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congress.govthe support of Congress, the authorization from Congress to conduct these kinds of programs, is the way in which the executive branch should operate.
Holder emphasizes the importance of Congressional support for executive actions.
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