Gerry Connolly actually said...

"There has been no court ruling, that I'm aware of, in the history of the Republic that has challenged or questioned the constitutionality of Congress's right to delegate those authorities."

"To act with haste on a bill that I think is well-intentioned... that is worthy of examination."

"I think would be very disruptive."

"The fact of the matter is Congress is derelict in its duty, not so much by delegation of these fees and collections, but in our inability, frankly, to pass a normal appropriations process."