Executive Orders

Executive Orders

by Marcia Amidon Lusted
Executive Orders

Executive Orders

by Marcia Amidon Lusted

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Overview

The Current Controversies series examines today's most important social and political issues. Each volume presents a diverse selection of primary sources representing all sides of the debate in question.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781534503052
Publisher: Greenhaven Publishing LLC
Publication date: 07/30/2018
Series: Current Controversies Series
Pages: 200
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range: 14 - 17 Years

Table of Contents

Foreword 11

Introduction 15

Chapter 1 Are Executive Orders Necessary for Presidents to Take Important Political Action?

What Are Executive Orders?: The Heritage Foundation 21

Yes: Executive Orders Allow the President to Be More Effective

Executive Orders Are One Way for the President to Exercise Authority Vivian S. Chu Todd Garvey 27

Letting Presidents Take Direct Action: Lumen Learning 37

Presidents Can Accomplish a Great Deal with Executive Orders Leighton Walter Kille 47

No: Congress Should Have the Power to Check the President

The President Can Declare War Joel McDurmon 49

The President Shouldn't Be Able to Set Congress's Legislative Agenda Max Bloom 57

Chapter 2 Do Executive Orders Work against the Three-Branch Political System?

The Expressed and Expanded Powers of the President: Lumen Learning 65

Yes: Executive Orders Violate the Separation of Powers and Can Easily Be Abused

The Separation of Powers Must Be Maintained Jason Pye 80

The Use and Abuse of Executive Orders Throughout History Todd Gaziano 83

No: Executive Orders Fit into the Political System

The US Government Has a Constitutional Duty to Supervise Gillian E. Metzger 91

Without Executive Orders, Political Polarization Would Prevent Anything from Being Accomplished William P. Marshall 99

Executive Orders Can Be Checked by Other Brandies of Government Sarah Steers Mike Roberts 114

Chapter 3 Do Executive Orders Give the President Too Much Power?

The Separation of Powers According to the Constitution Goodwin Liu Pamela S. Karlan Christopher H. Schroeder 121

Yes: Presidents Abuse Executive Orders

Executive Orders Can Have Long-Term Negative Effects Nathan Hultman 132

President Trumps Executive Order Will Contribute to Climate Change Marianne Lavelle 137

Congress Can Take Action to Prevent the Abuse of Executive Orders Todd Gaziano 143

No: The Government Would Be at a Standstill without Executive Orders

Executive Orders Enabled Relief Efforts for Immigrants Adam B. Cox Cristina M. Rodríguez 149

The Legislative Process Is Too Slow and Complicated: Union of Concerned Scientists 158

Chapter 4 Are Executive Orders Vital in Times of National Emergency?

What Is the Role of the President? James E. Hanley 165

Yes: When a Quick Response Is Necessary, Executive Orders Give the President the Power to Act

Treating the Opioid Crisis as a National Emergency Could Allow Something to Be Done About It Alison Kodjak 174

The Great Depression: Lessons on Effective Executive Orders Jeanne Mirer Marjorie Cohn 177

No: Executive Orders Are Too Easily Misused and Overturned to Be Useful

Regulatory Reforms Made by Executive Order Do Not Last: Environmental Law Institute 181

The Way Presidents Use Executive Orders Abuses Their Original intentions Brandon Schmuck 185

Organizations to Contact 188

Bibliography 193

Index 196

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