If Congress expressly prohibited an agency from taking a particular action and yet the President nonetheless issued an Executive order... do you believe a court would view the Presidential Executive order as constitutionally suspect?
Chuck Grassley: “If Congress expressly prohibited an agency from taking a particular action and yet the President nonetheless issued an…”
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Grassley inquires about the constitutionality of executive orders against congressional prohibitions.
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