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The Wilmot Proviso was controversial because it proposeda)a ban on adding new states until a solution could be worked out about slaveryb)a constitutional amendment giving Congress the power to ban slaveryc)a ban on slavery in any state created out of land bought from Mexicod)federal funding for colonization efforts in Africae)abolishing slavery and compensating slaveowners
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