Executive orders are directives issued by the U.S. president to manage federal government operations. They bypass Congress to quickly implement policy changes on issues like immigration or national security. The president benefits by acting swiftly, while citizens and agencies gain from streamlined federal actions, though courts can later review their legality.
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