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No. EOs tell the EXECUTIVE BRANCH how to enforce laws. They do not tell the courts how to interpret them.
by jki275 6y ago
No.
EOs tell the EXECUTIVE BRANCH how to enforce laws.
They do not tell the courts how to interpret them.
- dragonwriter 6y ago> EOs tell the EXECUTIVE BRANCH how to enforce laws. Yes, EOs tell executive branch officers what to do. One of the things this EO tells certain executive branch officers to do is to tell the courts how to interpret Section 230 by way of adopting “clarifying” regulations.
- jki275 6y agoBelieve whatever you want. Courts ignore executive orders - especially ones from republican presidents, essentially always.