I found YouTube's Legal Eagle's analysis of the legality of the ban interesting. Would be interesting to hear HN's take:
It's just before now they were wielded with restraint and mostly ignored. This should be a wake up call.
Part of the issue is there is now a real discussion over whether or not this is allowed. In a previous United States that this discussion would have existed would have been ludicrous. The basic premise of the IEEPA seems valid, but there seems to be very little effective check by congress.