The federal government of 1980s America

1980s America is a presidential constitutional republic, organized as follows.

Branches of the federal government:

• Executive: Consists of:

  • The President of 1980s America.

  • His Cabinet, consisting of the Secretaries of:

    • Homeland Security

    • Defense

    • Foreign Intelligence

    • Foreign Affairs

    • Border Security and Immigration Services
      

• Legislative: Consists of:

  • The Senate, consisting of a minimum of 5 Senators and a maximum of 25.

  • The House of Representatives, consisting of a minimum of 5 Representatives and a maximum of 40.
    

• Judicial: Consists of:

  • A minimum of 3 judges and a maximum of 25.
    

Departments of the federal government:

Homeland Security: Handles conflict internal to the region.

Defense: Deals with matters related to defense of the region.

Foreign Intelligence: Deals with the collection and extraction of intelligence and classified materiel from a foreign enemy region, and the sharing of such intelligence with allied regions.

Foreign Affairs: Handles matters pertaining to diplomacy with other regions.

Border Security and Immigration Services: Controls entry of foreign nations into the region, and, if necessary, the departure of native nations as well.