Mr. Justice Jackson, concurring. I agree with the result in this case, but the arguments that have been addressed to us lead me to utter more explicit misgivings about war powers than the Court has done. The Government asserts no constitutional basis for this legislation other than this vague, undefined and undefinable “war power.” No one will question that this power is the most dangero…
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