This provision extends to the Congress the power to prohibit specific transactions authorized by law, without changing the law and without following the constitutional process such a change would require.
Gerald Ford: “This provision extends to the Congress the power to prohibit specific transactions authorized by law, without changing…”
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Veto of the Federal Fire Prevention and Control Bill
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