A Biden administration official told the Associated Press that the president will not veto a Republican-led bill ending the national COVID-19 emergency.
One of the bill’s primary sponsors, Senator Roger Marshall (R-KS), told the Senate that “it’s time for the proper constitutional checks and balances to be restored; it’s time to end any and all authoritarian control and unilateral spending decisions without Congressional consent.”
Reporting from Daily Caller:
The Biden administration previously voiced opposition to the bill, saying in November of 2022 that ending “these authorities abruptly and prematurely would be a reckless and costly mistake.”
