The Democratic states fighting President Trump’s emergency declaration face a rough road as they try to convince the courts that his order was unlawful.
But experts say the lawsuit won’t be a slam dunk for the president either.
“This is a hard case,” said Michael McConnell, director of the Constitutional Law Center at Stanford Law School. “It’s going to be a hard case for California to win and a hard case for Trump to defend.”
California is leading the coalition of 16 states suing Trump over an emergency declaration they argue was manufactured by a president who didn’t get what he wanted from Congress.
View the complete February 21 article by Lydia Wheeler on The Hill website here.