The President has the authority to temporarily defer spending under the 'Impoundment Control Act' (ICA). Which is what Trump's order did.

[excalibur]

The President has the authority to temporarily defer spending under the 'Impoundment Control Act' (ICA). Which is what Trump's order did.

Only Congress can overturn a temporary deferral, per ICA. The judge is out of bounds. Seems she is an insurrectionist.


The ICA established an orderly process by which the president could withhold funds either by temporarily deferring the spending ...

• Deferrals: A deferral is a temporary delay in spending certain funds with the intent to spend them before their expiration. The mechanism was designed to provide for contingencies, savings (e.g., pending completion of internal reviews of planned investments to ensure efficient allocation of resources), or when specified by law . OMB oversees deferrals through the apportionment process, and although they can take effect without congressional approval, they can be overturned by Congress. Deferrals are administrative procedures designed to have no specific policy implications. For example, certain disaster funding may be deferred and spent as needed throughout a given fiscal year in response to emergencies like hurricanes.

Budget Impoundment 101 | Bipartisan Policy Center

BPC answers commonly asked questions on the impoundment process and the relative authorities granted to the legislative and executive branches ahead of 2025 budget…

bipartisanpolicy.org

 

[luiza]

Hooray for General Trumpfy .
Beats back those circling Red Indians again .
The ones with Donkeys tattooed on their backs

 

[Thunk]

The judge is out of bounds.

During Trumps 1st term the USSC ruled that the judges had no authority to stop or delay presidential orders and the MUST STOP doing so!

Now it's past time for these rogue leftist judges to FACE SOME FUCKING CONSEQUENCES!

 

[skews13]

The President has the authority to temporarily defer spending under the 'Impoundment Control Act' (ICA). Which is what Trump's order did.

Only Congress can overturn a temporary deferral, per ICA. The judge is out of bounds. Seems she is an insurrectionist.


The ICA established an orderly process by which the president could withhold funds either by temporarily deferring the spending ...

• Deferrals: A deferral is a temporary delay in spending certain funds with the intent to spend them before their expiration. The mechanism was designed to provide for contingencies, savings (e.g., pending completion of internal reviews of planned investments to ensure efficient allocation of resources), or when specified by law . OMB oversees deferrals through the apportionment process, and although they can take effect without congressional approval, they can be overturned by Congress. Deferrals are administrative procedures designed to have no specific policy implications. For example, certain disaster funding may be deferred and spent as needed throughout a given fiscal year in response to emergencies like hurricanes.

Budget Impoundment 101 | Bipartisan Policy Center

BPC answers commonly asked questions on the impoundment process and the relative authorities granted to the legislative and executive branches ahead of 2025 budget…

bipartisanpolicy.org

Wrong. Trump can't freeze any funding already appropriated by Congress.

 

[Darkwind]

Wrong. Trump can't freeze any funding already appropriated by Congress.

 

[excalibur]

Wrong. Trump can't freeze any funding already appropriated by Congress.

Try reading next time. The law I cited, the Impoundment Control Act (ICA), says a President can order a temporary delay.

A deferral is a temporary delay in spending certain funds with the intent to spend them before their expiration. The mechanism was designed to provide for contingencies, savings (e.g., pending completion of internal reviews of planned investments to ensure efficient allocation of resources)...​

Budget Impoundment 101 | Bipartisan Policy Center

BPC answers commonly asked questions on the impoundment process and the relative authorities granted to the legislative and executive branches ahead of 2025 budget…

bipartisanpolicy.org

Trump ordered internal reviews.

 

[excalibur]

Trump’s spending pause? Biden did it first

President Trump’s decision to hit pause on billions of dollars in federal spending spawned an avalanche of complaints from his opponents on Tuesday.

www.washingtontimes.com

 

[scruffy]

Trump’s spending pause? Biden did it first

President Trump’s decision to hit pause on billions of dollars in federal spending spawned an avalanche of complaints from his opponents on Tuesday.

www.washingtontimes.com

Oh, the pain! Oh, the horror!

 

[Dante]

"Can people trust, fully trust a convicted felon?"

During Trumps 1st term the USSC ruled that the judges had no authority to stop or delay presidential orders and the MUST STOP doing so!

Now it's past time for these rogue leftist judges to FACE SOME FUCKING CONSEQUENCES!

Really?

Why no link?

Hmm...

"Can people trust, fully trust a convicted felon?"

 

[Dante]

The President has the authority to temporarily defer spending under the 'Impoundment Control Act' (ICA). Which is what Trump's order did.

Only Congress can overturn a temporary deferral, per ICA. The judge is out of bounds. Seems she is an insurrectionist.


The ICA established an orderly process by which the president could withhold funds either by temporarily deferring the spending ...

• Deferrals: A deferral is a temporary delay in spending certain funds with the intent to spend them before their expiration. The mechanism was designed to provide for contingencies, savings (e.g., pending completion of internal reviews of planned investments to ensure efficient allocation of resources), or when specified by law . OMB oversees deferrals through the apportionment process, and although they can take effect without congressional approval, they can be overturned by Congress. Deferrals are administrative procedures designed to have no specific policy implications. For example, certain disaster funding may be deferred and spent as needed throughout a given fiscal year in response to emergencies like hurricanes.

Budget Impoundment 101 | Bipartisan Policy Center

BPC answers commonly asked questions on the impoundment process and the relative authorities granted to the legislative and executive branches ahead of 2025 budget…

bipartisanpolicy.org

What did the Impoundment Control Act do?

"The Impoundment Control Act of 1974 was passed in the aftermath of the Watergate scandal and significantly constrained the President's ability to impound funds, marking a fundamental shift in the separation of powers."

Defending crooks: "The Impoundment Control Act is a Watergate-era relic of misguided overreach," said Senator Lee.
"Can people trust, fully trust a convicted felon?"

 

[Thunk]

How did biden halt the construction of the wall?

Weren't there funds allocated by congress to build that wall?