Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump · ¶455

There can be little doubt that the question of suspending American citizens' claims against Iran was one of major economic and political significance. And the Court further recognized that the case touched “fundamentally upon the manner in which our Republic is to be governed.” Id., at 659. Yet the Court did not require “clear congressional authorization” for the President's exercise of that authority to suspend the Americans' claims against Iran.

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