On the recordApril 21, 2015
The legislative authority of the United States of America is vested by the Constitution exclusively in the Congress, not in the executive branch.
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congress.govDonald Craig Mitchell: “The legislative authority of the United States of America is vested by the Constitution exclusively in the Congress, not…”
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Mitchell emphasizes Congress's exclusive legislative authority per the Constitution.
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