Question
In the U.S. Constitution, immigration is a power reserved for the…
state governments.
delegated governments.
federal government
local governments.
state governments.
delegated governments.
federal government
local governments.
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GPT-4o mini
In the U.S. Constitution, immigration is a power reserved for the **federal government**. The federal government has the authority to regulate immigration and naturalization, as outlined in the Constitution.