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The document discusses implied powers of Congress not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution but allowed under the Elastic Clause. This clause gives Congress the power to pass laws to help the government function, such as establishing a federal aid program, minimum wage, drafting the army, and the federal reserve. However, Congress cannot deny citizens the right to vote or enter into treaties under implied powers.
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