Jack4jill
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Yes, idiot.So, EO's don't cover Congress or the Judiciary? They still have the force of law.ex·ec·u·tive or·derWrong. You're obviously an idiot. EO's aren't laws. All they do is direct the executive branch how to enforce the laws.Again, NO, you screwed up moron.........Does the president have a right to enact an EO....YES or NO?
If he does, there is NO restriction on what that EO may state....It is up to congress to pass a bill (and a veto) to rescind that EO.
noun
LawUS
noun: executive order; plural noun: executive orders
what is an executive order - Google Search
- a rule or order issued by the president to an executive branch of the government and having the force of law.
You realize you just posted what bripat said, he can issue them only to the executive branch, which is what he has Constitutional authority over. He cannot issue executive orders that span other branches of government
They have the force of law over the executive branch. Did you read the definition you posted?
United States federal executive departments - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia