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Congress authorizes defensive naval patrols but expressly forbids seizure of neutral merchant ships. The President orders naval commanders to seize such ships anyway, citing the Commander in Chief Clause and operational necessity.
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The President has command authority over the armed forces, but Congress retains powers to declare war, regulate the armed forces, and control appropriations. Congress may command individual battlefield tactics through criminal prosecution of the President. The Commander in Chief Clause allows the President to disregard any statute limiting military operations. The President may spend funds that Congress has expressly refused to appropriate for a military operation.

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