If a president claims the power to take an action not enumerated in the constitution, like suspending the writ of habeas corpus, he probably does so by claiming that his action is justified by the president’s powers.

Inherent power, is the right answer.

Explanation:

Those powers of the President of the United States that are not mentioned clearly in the Constitution of the United States, are known as the inherent powers. Such powers are essential for a division of management to execute their duty. Basically, the inherent powers are given to the President so that he can effectively deliver his duty towards his nation. Therefore, a president can claim the power to take any action not enumerated in the Constitution, which is justified by the inherent power of the President.

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