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Pardons, Citizenship, and Executive Power
This chapter explores the controversial nature of presidential pardons post-elections, focusing on accountability for lame duck presidents through past examples from Trump and Biden. It delves into the limits of presidential authority in relation to birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment, highlighting the legal challenges faced by executive orders. The discussion critiques the shifting relationship between Congress and the presidency, calling into question the future of collaborative governance in light of unilateral actions.
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