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The federal government of 1980s America
[size=150][b][i]Federal government of [region]1980s America[/region][/i][/b][/size] [region]1980s America[/region] is a presidential constitutional republic, organized as follows. Branches of the federal government: [list] [*]Executive: Consists of: [list] [*]The President of 1980s America. [*]His Cabinet, consisting of the Secretaries of: [list] [*]Homeland Security [*]Defense [*]Foreign Intelligence [*]Foreign Affairs [*]Border Security and Immigration Services [/list] [/list] [*]Legislative: Consists of: [list] [*]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. [/list] [*]Judicial: Consists of: [list] [*]A minimum of 3 judges and a maximum of 25. [/list] [/list] [b][u]Departments of the federal government:[/u][/b] [b]Homeland Security[/b]: Handles conflict internal to the region. [b]Defense[/b]: Deals with matters related to defense of the region. [b]Foreign Intelligence[/b]: 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. [b]Foreign Affairs[/b]: Handles matters pertaining to diplomacy with other regions. [b]Border Security and Immigration Services[/b]: Controls entry of foreign nations into the region, and, if necessary, the departure of native nations as well.