Republicans are digging in for a long fight over reining in the president’s emergency powers, setting up a potential clash with both the White House and Democrats.
President Trump on Friday vetoed Congress’s attempt to block his national emergency on the U.S.-Mexico border wall. With neither chamber expected to have the votes to override his veto, the president is poised to win round one of his fight with lawmakers.
But Republicans are already setting their sights on making it easier to terminate future emergency declarations — setting up an intriguing round two.
View the complete March 18 article by Jordain Carney on The Hill website here.