You're absolutely right. The only way to maintain changes is to codify them in law. I think the administration is doing the right thing now. I'd call it Phase 1. Phase 2 must be applying pressure to Congress to pass laws to make sure the fixes stick.
Phase 3 or 4, in my opinion, would be passing laws (or an amendment) to weaken the power of executive orders.
You're absolutely right. The only way to maintain changes is to codify them in law. I think the administration is doing the right thing now. I'd call it Phase 1. Phase 2 must be applying pressure to Congress to pass laws to make sure the fixes stick.
Phase 3 or 4, in my opinion, would be passing laws (or an amendment) to weaken the power of executive orders.
You're absolutely right. The only way to maintain changes is to codify them in law. I think the administration is doing the right thing now. I'd call it Phase 1. Phase 2 must be applying pressure to Congress to pass laws to make sure the fixes stick.
Phase 3 or 4, in my opinion, would be passing laws (or an amendment) to weaken the power of executive orders.