Jack Butler: How Should the Government Re-Evaluate Their Approach to Emergencies?

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In an era of increasing governmental power, the concept of "emergency" is being taken advantage of. The recent end of the COVID-19 national emergency has highlighted a concerning trend: the proliferation and prolongation of emergency declarations at both federal and state levels. Jack Butler from the National Review shares about the implications of these extended emergencies for constitutional governance and individual liberties and how we can find the balance between necessary emergency powers and the potential for their abuse.