So, yes, there should be some flexibility, but if an emergency declaration keeps renewing 40 years, 24 years, is it really an emergency, or is it just a way to have a continuing policy that for some reason, Congress or the President does not want to submit to the legislative process?
Gonzalez-Colon questions the legitimacy of long-term emergency declarations.
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