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Which of the following scenarios best demonstrates a president avoiding a check from the judicial branch?Required to answer. Single choice.(0/1 Point)The president issues an executive order declaring that all people who were brought to the United States illegally as children can apply for a deferment rather than face deportation.The president vetoes legislation that would constrain the ability of the executive branch to conduct domestic surveillance as it relates to terrorismThe president claims that certain detainees are enemy combatants and thus do not possess the same constitutional protections that the Supreme Court has upheld for the interrogation of criminal suspects.The president signs a bill that reduces the budget of the Department of Justice in response to the department's failure to prosecute white-collar criminals
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