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== Citation == Vanessa K. Burrows, '''Executive Orders: Issuance and Revocation''' (CRS Report RS20846) (Mar. 25, 2010) ([http://www.fas.org/sgp/crs/misc/RS20846.pdf full-text]). == Overview == [[Executive order]]s and [[proclamation]]s are used extensively by Presidents to achieve [[policy]] goals, set uniform [[standard]]s for managing the [[executive branch]], or outline a [[policy]] view intended to influence the behavior of private citizens. The [[U.S. Constitution]] does not define these presidential instruments and does not explicitly vest the President with the authority to issue them. Nonetheless, such orders are accepted as an inherent aspect of presidential power, and, if based on appropriate authority, they have the force and effect of law. This report discusses the nature of [[executive order]]s and [[proclamation]]s, with a focus on the scope of presidential authority to execute such instruments and judicial and [[congressional]] responses thereto. [[Category:Publication]] [[Category:U.S. Constitution]] [[Category:2010]]
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