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Presidents who have stepped outside their responsibilities listed in the constitution justified doing so by claiming they were exercising inherent powers of the executive implied in the Constitution.
Presidents frequently exert their inherent powers during times of war or a national emergency. Inherent powers are those that the Constitution does not mention but that is implied by it.
According to the Constitution, the president has the authority to command the military forces, veto or sign the legislation, convene or adjourn Congress, ask his cabinet for a written opinion, give reprieves and pardons, and welcome ambassadors.
The primary issue under discussion was whether the President had the authority to issue the injunction, which included both intrastate and interstate trade as well as transportation on rail cars. A presidential injunction-issuing authority had never been granted to the President by the legislative branch.
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