Revoking California's Gas Car Ban Waiver
President Trump and congressional Republicans plan to use the Congressional Review Act to revoke the waiver granted by President Biden to California for Gov. Newsom's gas car ban. California aims to ban gas-powered cars by 2035 and switch to electric vehicles. Trump aims to strip California of authority over mileage standards, citing the Congressional Review Act.
Key Points
- California's gas car ban by 2035
- Biden's waiver allowing California to mandate zero-emission cars
- Trump and Republicans planning to use Congressional Review Act to revoke waiver
Pros
- Potential for uniform national fuel-efficiency standard
- Ability to challenge California's authority over mileage standards
Cons
- Controversy surrounding the use of the Congressional Review Act
- Conflict between federal and state regulations