In this case, age is not what disqualifies the law. Rather, what renders the law inapplicable to this situation is some combination of:
1. another statute that super-cedes the 1930 statute because it specifically limits Presidential emergency powers in the context of balance-of-trade issues. See around p. 35 of the slip opinion.
2. The Constitution itself, which limits Congress's ability to cede its own powers.
1. another statute that super-cedes the 1930 statute because it specifically limits Presidential emergency powers in the context of balance-of-trade issues. See around p. 35 of the slip opinion.
2. The Constitution itself, which limits Congress's ability to cede its own powers.