What are examples of presidential powers that are based on constitutional authority? What are examples of powers that are based on statutory authority?

Presidential Power has increased over time because:

- Of America's growth as a nation

- its emergence as a dominant actor in foreign policy

- expansion of federal government

- various acts of legislation

Constitutional Authority of President today:

powers derived from the provisions of the Constitution that outline the president's role in government

Statutory Authority of President:

powers derived from laws enacted by Congress that add to the powers given to the president in the Constitution

Explanation:

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