My legislation would be much more targeted, it goes directly at the authority that may exist today for the president to declare a national emergency, and then go after the money that Congress has already authorized and appropriated for civil works across the United States.
John Garamendi: “My legislation would be much more targeted, it goes directly at the authority that may exist today for the president to…”
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John Garamendi discusses his proposed legislation aimed at limiting the president's power to declare a national emergency.
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