Why is TACO paying the price to keep Epstein docs secret?

Purview, the word is purview.

The problem you have is the Congress delegated that authority to the Executive. This delegation allows presidents to impose tariffs for reasons such as protecting domestic industries, responding to perceived unfair trade practices by other countries, or for national security concerns, as seen in laws like Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962.

  • National Security: Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 allows the President to raise tariffs on imports that are deemed a threat to national security.
  • Unfair Trade Practices: Section 201 of the Trade Act of 1974 allows the President to impose tariffs if an import surge seriously injures a U.S. domestic industry.
    Balance of Payments: Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 allows the President to enact temporary tariffs in certain international payment situations.
Historical Precedent:
The practice of delegation began in the 1930s and has continued as tariffs became less about revenue and more about foreign policy and economic management.
I believe it is a non-delegable duty. Could Congress delegate the right to make laws to the President?
 
I believe it is a non-delegable duty. Could Congress delegate the right to make laws to the President?
Except they did. I even listed you the laws and the sections to look at. So. You can say things, but the reality doesn't mesh. You can get all angrified and everything and it still will not change that the congress gave that power to that branch through legislation they passed. I even gave you the reasoning they used.
 
Except they did. I even listed you the laws and the sections to look at. So. You can say things, but the reality doesn't mesh. You can get all angrified and everything and it still will not change that the congress gave that power to that branch through legislation they passed. I even gave you the reasoning they used.
I know they did, the Supreme Court should not allow it.

They did only in specific circumstances, which do not cover all of these tariffs.
 
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