...Resolution's veto, therefore, is constitutionally suspect since the act of reversing the President "involves determinations of policy that Congress can...passage followed by presentment to the President." INS v. Chadha at 34. Despite the legislative veto's obvious appeal to Congress and particularly the...

...that Congress can take legislative action "in only one way: bicameral passage followed by presentation to the President. Congress must abide by its delegation...that delegation is legislatively altered or revoked." (5l USLW at 49l7) The consequence of this approach is to stymie efforts to distinguish either two-House...

...determinations of policy that Congress can implement ... only" by lawmaking. Id. at 34. Accordingly, "Congress must abide by its delegation of authority...that delegation is legislatively altered or revoked." Ibid. Not insignificantly, the Court at this point in its analysis twice observed that the Constitution...

...constitutional powers of the Congress and ordained that determinations of policy "can [be] implement [ed] in only one way: bicameral passage followed by presentment to the President." Id. -1 This, then, is the oracular holding of Chadha. On the Xey issue of severability, a 'lawyer's...

...Congress' original choice to delegate to the Attorney General the authority to make that decision, involves determinations of policy that Congress can...that delegation is legislatively altered or revoked. * 9 S.Ct. 863, 867, 96 L.Ed. 1153 (1952). See Buckley v. Valeo, 424 US 1, 123, % S.Ct. 612, 684, 46...

...Congress* original choice to delegate to the Attorney General the authority to make that decision, involves determinations of policy that Congress can...until that delegation is legislatively altered or revoked.12 Similarly, in the FERC case Judge Wilkey argues that the House veto of the FERC rule represented...

...allowing Congress to repeal or amend laws by other than legislative means pursuant to Art. I. 967 968 policy that Congress can implement in only one way:...that delegation is legislatively altered or revoked. ' 9 Finally, we see that when the Framers intended to authorize either House of Congress to act alone...

...DISAGREEMENT WITH THE RULING NOT TO DEPORT, "NO LESS THAN CONGRESS' ORIGINAL CHOICE TO DELEGATE. . .THE AUTHORITY. .. INVOLVES DETERMINATIONS OF POLICY THAT...WAY; BICAMERAL PASSAGE FOLLOWED BY PRESENTMENT.... (ID. AT 2786). ALTHOUGH THE COURT WAS AWARE THAT ITS DECISION WOULD IMPOSE NEW BURDENS ON CONGRESS,...

...RULING NOT TO DEPORT, "NO LESS THAN CONGRESS 1 ORIGINAL CHOICE TO DELEGATE...THE AUTHORITY...INVOLVES DETERMINATIONS OF POLICY THAT CONGRESS CAN IMPLEMENT...WAY; BICAMERAL PASSAGE FOLLOWED BY PRESENTMENT.... (]£. AT 2786). ALTHOUGH THE COURT WAS AWARE THAT ITS DECISION WOULD IMPOSE NEW BURDENS ON CONGRESS,...

...odds with the exercise of statutorlly delegated authority to an agency have to take the form of law: "Congress must abide by its delegation of authority...that delegation is legislatively altered or revoked." If Congress Is disabled from mandating an extension of time informally aM thus preventing the exercise...