What happens when Congress clearly says no, as it did here, the President acts anyway, and the Supreme Court lets him keep doing it because it says the challenger can’t sue? Roberts himself says the construction is likely unlawful. At that point, what exactly is Congress’s power worth?
What happens when Congress clearly says no, as it did here, the President acts anyway, and the Supreme Court lets him keep doing it because it says the challenger can’t sue? Roberts himself says the construction is likely unlawful. At that point, what exactly is Congress’s power worth?