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Congress considers a temporary emergency-powers statute responding to a nationwide public-health crisis rather than war. An opponent says Article VI, Section 23(2) categorically forbids delegation in every nonwar emergency. Is that textual objection correct?

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Yes; only a foreign invasion can trigger the clause. No; the clause includes other national emergencies, but the required law, limited period, restrictions and declared national policy remain necessary. No; every agency automatically obtains the same independent emergency powers. No; the President therefore receives unlimited powers without a law.

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