The Expansion of Presidential Emergency Powers

This chapter analyzes the increasing frequency of national emergency declarations by U.S. Presidents and the potential misuse of such powers in recent years. It explores the historical background, constitutional concerns, and the ongoing tensions between the executive branch and Congress, raising questions about the future of American democracy.

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