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Executive orders have force of law so your nuance is kind of wrong here. This is well covered by court precent. It's not simply an "instruction".
by mlindner 2y ago
Executive orders have force of law so your nuance is kind of wrong here. This is well covered by court precent. It's not simply an "instruction".
- dmayle 2y agoIt's the scope. Executive orders only apply to the execution/actions of the federal government. Laws apply to the general public. The creation of laws is a legislative power, and reserved to the legislative branch of the government.