Executive Orders - The Presidency has taken on the power to implement Executive Orders, which is like making a law. The President can make an order, howeve the Supreme Court does have the authority of turning over this order/law. For example, Executive Order 9066, commanded that Japanese-Americans would be forced to be put in work camps during World War 1. The President decided to do this and it went into effect. Typically, the legislative branch is the area of government that "makes" the law, however the President can "make" laws using Executive Orders. The idea of Executive Orders does not exist in the Constitution but has emerged through time.
2. The State of the Union: This is a speech in which the President is required to give "time
2. The State of the Union: This is a speech in which the President is required to give "time