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Those orders would not hold an legal water. Any court that saw them would throw them out on precedent. As an equivalent example of this, if the court rules a
by cderwin 10y ago
Those orders would not hold an legal water. Any court that saw them would throw them out on precedent.
As an equivalent example of this, if the court rules a particular law unconstitutional and congress passes the same law under a different name, that law would be utterly powerless as well. In general, Changing the name of something doesn't change its legality.