Hundreds of agencies, boards and commissions were established to direct and enforce these emergency delegations of powers. Relyea goes on to say that the powers are dormant. However, by simple observation of current events, it should be obvious that the powers are not dormant. The President bails out Mexico over the objection of Congress. The Federal government prosecutes crimes of interstate commerce, establishes intrastate police power, regulates firearms, prosecutes Ruby Ridge, Waco and Oklahoma City events as Federal Crimes.
States enter into compacts and agreements with other states.
All these were conferred as emergency acts of congress after Roosevelt declared War on Crime May 18, 1934. Agriculture continues to be regulated under the Act of May 12, 1933. I believe the answer is obviously yes. In our efforts to understand this contorted and confused web of Congressional Acts, Presidential Executive Orders and Court decisions, there will probably be technical mistakes made. However, please accept our word of honor that we will never intentionally give disinformation to anyone.