When someone provides you with material disproving your claims, as hipaatwo did in #35, you may want to take advantage of the free research before continuing to spout off. You may not have been banned otherwise.
I will give you credit though, as a lib you show more respect for our President and the office, than most on this forum.
Now, had you read a little from the link at post 35, you would have found this:
Roosevelt further demanded that the provision be removed and if the Congress did not remove it, he would treat it as a nullity.
Roosevelt had solicited and received advice from the Dean of the Oregon Law School regarding what powers were afforded him during a time of war, particularly what rights did he have to ignore sections of laws he determined interfered with the war effort.
The Dean told him that “if you decide that a certain course of action is essential as a war measure, it supersedes congressional action.”32 The Congress yielded and the section was removed.33
Thanks Just!