22 U.S.C. § 8103 — Severability

This section is a severability clause for the chapter it belongs to. If a court ever finds one provision of this chapter invalid — meaning it can't legally stand — that doesn't wreck the rest of the chapter. The rest of the chapter keeps working as law. The same idea applies if a specific provision turns out invalid only as applied to certain people or situations. That provision can still apply normally to every other person or situation it wasn't found invalid for. In short: one bad piece doesn't bring down the whole chapter, and a rule that fails in one case can still work in other cases.