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.govThe legislative authority of the United States of America is vested by the Constitution exclusively in the Congress, not in the executive branch.
Mitchell emphasizes Congress's exclusive legislative authority per the Constitution.
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