Sandman 423
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The judicial branch interprets the law. What this judge says is the law until he gets overturned. Regardless of what judicial precedent is, or what congress did, this ruling is the law. When the next level of the judicial system reviews this, they will take into account what precedent is, and what congress's part may have been, and overturn but until then, this is the law. I'm surprised this has to be explained to you.
Aren’t all executive orders supposed to be constitutional?