Conspiracy theorists always claim the outgoing 2nd term president will declare Marshall law and serve another term but Trump might actually do something similar to get the wall built
Yeah i ended up figuring it out by signing in on my mac like some kind of neet but I couldn't think of anything witty which is basically my drama experience in a nutshell
He can and will veto this. It's just a power move by Congress to openly defy the President and it does look bad for him that 12 Republicans voted against him, but it won't change anything.
I'm pretty sure there are already court cases about this emergency order. This is just Congress telling the president that they don't approve of the emergency order. As preserved_fish said, it may affect court battles, but this dispute between Congress and the president doesn't directly go to the courts.
Congress forcing Trump's veto gives the emergency declaration less standing in court under Justice Jackson's test from the Youngstown Steel case (1952), which divides presidential authority vis-à-vis Congress into three categories (in descending order of legitimacy):
Cases in which the President was acting with express or implied authority from Congress
Cases in which Congress had thus far been silent, referred to as a 'zone of twilight'
Cases in which the President was defying congressional orders (the "third category")
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1 charming_tatum 2019-03-14
Conspiracy theorists always claim the outgoing 2nd term president will declare Marshall law and serve another term but Trump might actually do something similar to get the wall built
1 AnnoysTheGoys 2019-03-14
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1 charming_tatum 2019-03-14
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1 AnnoysTheGoys 2019-03-14
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1 charming_tatum 2019-03-14
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1 AnnoysTheGoys 2019-03-14
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1 charming_tatum 2019-03-14
Yeah i ended up figuring it out by signing in on my mac like some kind of neet but I couldn't think of anything witty which is basically my drama experience in a nutshell
1 moondoggy101 2019-03-14
As a non American is he just allowed to veto this if he wants? Like is that it and the national emergency thing is done or is there more to it after?
1 AlveolarPressure 2019-03-14
He can and will veto this. It's just a power move by Congress to openly defy the President and it does look bad for him that 12 Republicans voted against him, but it won't change anything.
1 moondoggy101 2019-03-14
Does it go to the courts next or is it just political theatre?
1 Party_Independence 2019-03-14
It passes unless congress dissents with a super majority
1 AlveolarPressure 2019-03-14
I'm pretty sure there are already court cases about this emergency order. This is just Congress telling the president that they don't approve of the emergency order. As preserved_fish said, it may affect court battles, but this dispute between Congress and the president doesn't directly go to the courts.
1 preserved_fish 2019-03-14
Congress forcing Trump's veto gives the emergency declaration less standing in court under Justice Jackson's test from the Youngstown Steel case (1952), which divides presidential authority vis-à-vis Congress into three categories (in descending order of legitimacy):
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