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6 kwi 2024 · President Clinton (defendant) used the Line Item Veto Act to cancel provisions in two federal Acts, affecting New York (plaintiff) and Idaho potato farmers (plaintiffs). The plaintiffs argued that the cancellations caused immediate financial harm and challenged their constitutionality.
Two separate actions were filed in District Court against President Clinton and other federal officials challenging these cancellations. The plaintiffs in the first case are the City of New York, two hospital associations, one hospital, and two unions representing health care employees.
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Justice Kennedy's concurrence in Clinton v. City of New York underscores a deep concern for the constitutional order and the principles of separation of powers that underpin the United States government's structure.
