Peter DOOCY, Peter DOOCY, of Fox News, has pressed Donald Trump with a pointed question after he faces the scrutiny about his approach after growing challenges to the post
Trump’s administration is face increasing legal challengesWith the courts that block several of their key policies on immigration, trade and executive authority.
Has raised questions about whether the former president Donald Trump He should work with Congress to pass new laws that would give him a clearer legal power. In a White House Press Information Fox News journalist Peter Doocy asked the press secretary Karoline Leavitt why Trump not only asks Congress, where Republicans control both the House and the Senate, to pass new laws to support their policies.
“The court basically tells you that boys think that the policies of the White House, the President’s policies, are somehow against the law,” DOOCY said. “So why President Trump can’t ask Republicans … just to make a new law?”
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Leavitt turned back, saying that the President already has the authority under the Constitution and the existing laws. “These laws have already been granted to the President.
“If these judges want to be Secretary of State or President, they may submit to office,” he said. “All the actions that the President has taken depends on the legal authorities that have already been granted.”
The conversation followed a court decision on Wednesday, when a group of three judges ruled that the Trump’s rates in most imports were illegal.
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The judges said that the rates resorted to the power of Congress and that they did not comply with the definition of an “emergency” under the law that Trump used.
However, on Thursday, another court paused this sentence as the case continues.
It occurs when Trump announced that it doubles the steel rate rate to 50%, a dramatic increase that could increase metal prices used to make homes, cars and other products.
Talked to US Steel’s Mon Valley Works – Irvin Plant of West Mifflin, Pennsylvaniato discuss investments in Japan Nippon Steel. According to government producer price rate, the price of steel products has increased by approximately 16% since Mr. Trump became president.
The President said: “Today we are here to hold a blockbuster agreement that will guarantee this North -American company to remain a north -American company.
“You will be a North -American company, you know, right?” He revealed that the dubbing of imported steel rates “would even further guarantee the steel industry in the United States.”
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