Chairman Gowdy  One Person Does Not Make Law
Channel: Disillusioned
Date: 20/03/2016

Rep Trey Gowdy – One Person Does Not Make Law In A Republic, Prosecutorial Discretion Not A Synonym For Anarchy,
Gowdy notes, You may like the policy, you may wish the policy were the law, but one person does not make law in a republic. If you enjoy a single person making law you should investigate living in another country. Because our framers did not give us, nor have generations of our fellow citizens fought and served and sacrificed for a single person to make law in a unilateral way. So removing consequences for breaking the law is one thing. Bestowing benefits such as work authorization and immigration benefits is another.
He quotes Judge Andrew Hanen from his amnesty injunction in which he says that, [DHS] cannot enact a program whereby it not only ignores the dictates of Congress but actively moves the thwart them. ticks off a list of the great powers that lie with a president but notes that even with that great amount of power, What he cannot do is make law by himself. That is the responsibility of the Congress. And if this presidents unilateral extra-constitutional acts are not stopped, future presidents, you may rest assured, will expand that power of the executive branch thereby threatening the constitutional equilibrium.

He has a message to those who benefit from the criminal actions of the regime today, admonishing them that they may benefit in the short term from the lawless acts, but that a day will come when they will cry out for the rule of law.

He warns, You be careful what you do with the law today; because if you weaken it today, you weaken it forever.

House Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and Border Security Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) spoke on the House floor in support of H. Res. 639, Authorizing the Speaker to appear as amicus curiae on behalf of the House of Representatives in the matter of United States, et al. v. Texas, et al.

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