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Nope. Only specific instances. And in this case POTUS has the power when it comes to foreign entities. It is enshrined in the constitutions. By the way, India a
by ikerdanzel 6y ago
Nope. Only specific instances. And in this case POTUS has the power when it comes to foreign entities. It is enshrined in the constitutions. By the way, India and China are even doing this without even a single judicial recourse. USA simply is the best country that has been setup to allow and disallow this kind of things some hundreds years ago.
- AmericanChopper 6y agoThe powers that POTUS has over international trade (including tariffs, blocking imports, blocking transactions) were actually granted by Congress through various pieces of legislation.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> And in this case POTUS has the power when it comes to foreign entities. It is enshrined in the constitutions. No, it's not. The power the President is asserting might be authorized under statute, though that's actually one of the questions in dispute.