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JONAH GOLDBERG: He's declared emergencies so that he can violate constitutional norms when it comes to deporting people SCOTT JENNINGS: Do you believe it is violating constitutional norms for the President to be enforcing federal immigration law? JONAH GOLDBERG: No

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