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Rated by Participant: BFEDF459AB0017B6457E1119D33460B7E53A4488FFC82507A506006D013B4228
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U.S. presidents can order military strikes without explicit Congressional approval due to the Commander in Chief clause in Article II of the Constitution, which designates the president as the head of the armed forces. This power, however, is not unlimited. https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF10534

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