What are the purposes of the laws congress passes?

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The purposes of laws that congress passes are to carry out their Constitutional duty to govern the United States through legislation. Congress is charged in the Constitution to be the official legislating body in the United States and to write legislation to govern the American people. This legislation takes on many forms from signing treaties, to releasing government funds to pay for programs, to many other areas of American life as well.

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