@lilbit9487: 🇺🇸 PROJECT 2025 — GRAPHIC 4: DEFENSE, HOMELAND SECURITY & NATIONAL SECURITY Graphic 4 examines what Project 2025 proposes for national defense, homeland security, immigration enforcement, intelligence and related federal powers—and the constitutional and statutory limits that still apply. 📖 Project 2025’s Mandate for Leadership is a policy blueprint. It is not itself federal law. ⚖️ The Constitution divides national-security authority between Congress and the President. 🏛️ Article I §8 gives Congress major military powers, including raising and supporting armies and providing and maintaining a Navy. 🇺🇸 Article II §2 makes the President Commander in Chief. 💰 Article I §9, cl. 7 establishes Congress’s appropriations power. 📜 Federal statutes also govern areas addressed by these proposals, including immigration, homeland security, intelligence, veterans’ programs and federal agency actions. ⚖️ The Administrative Procedure Act, including 5 U.S.C. §§701–706, provides judicial review of many federal agency actions. Under §706, courts can set aside qualifying agency actions that exceed statutory authority, violate constitutional rights or fail to follow procedures required by law. Project 2025 can recommend policy changes—but a recommendation in the document does not override the Constitution or federal statutes. 📚 Sources: Original Project 2025 Mandate for Leadership, U.S. Constitution & U.S. Code. Educational information only. Not legal advice. #Project2025 #USConstitution #FederalLaw #NationalSecurity #KnowTheFacts

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