Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump · ¶183

Part of this context, as I have explained, is Article I of the Constitution, which vests Congress with “ `[a]ll legislative Powers.' ” Id., at 515 (quoting Art. I, § 1). Obviously, the Constitution bears on the meaning of a statute enacted pursuant to it. Because Article I grants all legislative powers to Congress, the reasonable interpreter would expect Congress “to make the big-time policy calls itself, rather than pawning them off to another branch.” Nebraska, 600 U. S., at 515 (Barrett, J., concurring).

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