Once there is an Emergency Declared, in order for Congress to contest\end it, a legislative process kicks in.
If it comes before a judge, before the process has been exhausted, the judge should kick it because it’s not ripe.
(No judge should accept a lawsuit at the beginning, but who knows.)
The proclamation is transmitted to congress and published in the Federal Register.
Congress can try to terminate the proclamation by concurrent resolution.
The concurrent resolution process then takes on a life of its own.
If there is a concurrent resolution, it gets sent to the President for his signature or veto.
If veto, 2/3rds of Congress is needed to override.
The president doesn’t need to fight 2/3rds, he only needs to concentrate on the number needed in each house to sustain the veto.
Decent explanation here:
https://heavy.com/news/2019/01/can-congress-block-national-emergency/
An excellent post and very informative.
Of course the question is: what course of action will the people who really run this country - the D.C. elite - take... will they go directly to 'GO' and try to collect $200 {so to speak; i.e.: go directly to the 9th Circus}?
More than that, now that the Prez has decided to go the 'Declared Emergency' route, how does POTUS go before a judge and justify that he has to break laws he just signed in to practice? How does he retain more than the specified number of criminals and gang members? How does he tell a mayor of a city that he cannot block a wall going through his town? All those provisions that the D.C. elite sneaked in to the bill that block him a cting - and he signed it - how does he now say to a judge convincingly that he must break that same law? 🤬
I told my son - in this instance and prior to the shutdown - the D.C. cabal: Democ🐀 & Republican, have blocked Pres. Trump from accomplishing his agenda that he was elected to enact... they hope this will end any chance for a second term and that eventually all us smelly trumpsters will end up in concentration camps or purged by whatever means necesssary.