> Congress gave the President power over tariffs

a) It didn't.

b) It's not the case constitutionally that Congress can give away its powers unilaterally. Chevron deference is dead, for example.

Why isn’t tariffs within the “emanations from penumbras” of the president’s foreign policy powers?

> Why isn’t [sic] tariffs within the “emanations from penumbras” of the president’s foreign policy powers?

Says the consistent mocker of Justice Douglas's use of the quoted phrase to support privacy rights. It seems you'd like to have your cake and eat it too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penumbra_(law)

I recognized you, Curtis Yarvin

The guy who can guess your specific european ancestry by looking at your face?

These tariff powers are given for emergency use only under the IEEPA, so you're being disingenuous IMO. I don't think most reasonable people would see what's going on with Trump cooking up a "national emergency" over trade deficits and think it's a legitimate emergency.