In this discussion, guests Andrew Rudalevich, a Bowdoin College government professor, Christina Rodriguez, a Yale law expert, and Julia Azari, a Marquette political scientist, dive into the intricate world of executive orders. They explore how these powerful tools shape policies, especially in immigration and federal programs. The trio highlights the shifting balance of power between the presidency and Congress, the legal frameworks surrounding orders, and the role of civic engagement in holding leaders accountable amidst escalating political dynamics.
