Using the title “separation of powers”, write three sentences that briefly explain the role of the president, congress, and federal courts in passing and carrying out the laws of the united states.

Separation of powers: The President of the United States is the one who gives the final consent on the laws passed by the United States Congress. He bears the authority to not give his consent to the if in the law is unjust or unconstitutional in his conscience. The United States Congress has the responsibility to frame and pass laws for the betterment of the nation before sending for the consent of the President. The federal courts, especially the Supreme court, bears the authority to dictate any law passed by Congress to be unconstitutional through judicial review.