Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump · ¶133
My dissenting colleagues begin by taking the major questions doctrine as they find it. They accept that the President's challenged actions are “of major economic and political significance.” Post, at 361. They accept as well that he must identify “clear” congressional authorization to sustain those actions. Ibid. Still, the dissent maintains, IEEPA clearly grants the President the tariff power he asserts.Read in context ›
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