1. The political cartoon best depicts America’s government concept, which is known as Separation of Powers and / or Checks & Balances. This means that there are multiple branches of government (3 in the U.S. system), and they all fulfill their respective, separate duties. Although they work on relatively different matters or at least do things differently, they may “check” on each other to ensure that the other branch(es) are doing what they’re supposed to do.
2. The Legislative Lions represent the legislative branch, also known as the U.S. Congress. The Congress consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate, and their job is primarily to make laws, consider confirming cabinet / government appointees (Only the Senate), declare war if necessary, provide money, approve treaties, impeach and remove an office holder if necessary, and other legislative duties.
The team called Executive Eagles represent the Executive Branch. The Executive Branch is known for the U.S. President. The President works in the Executive Branch, as does his Vice-President, cabinet and other federal government employees. The Executive Branch is run by the President, who’s job is to sign or veto (deny) any laws passed by Congress, sign treaties, enforce the laws passed by congress and signed by the President, represent the United States abroad, lead the U.S. Armed Forces, and overall, be the head leader of the USA, from a vision standpoint.
According to the Supreme Court, lawmakers in Congress have the primary responsibility for regulating immigration. This power is considered "plenary," meaning the courts have little oversight of immigration laws passed by Congress.
Yes I agree that a lawyer should be provide for someone accused of committing a serious crime. I agree because they are being ACCUSED it doesn't mean that they have committed that crime that is why they need someone to fight for them.
