> Emergency powers are broad, both at the state and federal levels. This is often repeated by the media, but no, emergency powers aren't a magic card you can p

> Emergency powers are broad, both at the state and federal levels. This is often repeated by the media, but no, emergency powers aren't a magic card you can pull out to ignore the law. Emergency powers don't supersede the Constitution. The government preventing the sale of a property without any compensation would be very clearly considered a "taking". For example, even in cases of Eminent Domain the government still has to compensate you for the fair value of your property.