Jim Gerlach: “The issue is, as my two colleagues here from the port said, number one, any solution we bring forward the money has to…”

I thank the gentleman. Madam Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time. Amendment Offered by Mr. Grayson

There is no question that on several occasions in recent years we have witnessed an unparalleled use of executive power to selectively apply, enforce, and even ignore duly-enacted laws.

The President simply has no right to decide when and to whom he is going to apply the tax.

The Supreme Court in Raines v. Byrd made it clear that if Members want to assert an institutional injury, the executive's act must effectively nullify a prior act of Congress.