The perpetual state of emergency that we live in may tempt the President to use the powers he is granted by the National Emergencies Act to circumvent the will of Congress.
Dina Titus: “The perpetual state of emergency that we live in may tempt the President to use the powers he is granted by the National…”
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Warns about the risks of a continuous state of emergency undermining congressional authority.
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