Over time, the power of the presidency in using executive orders has expanded because

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Over time, the power of the presidency in using executive orders has expanded because they can sometimes respond more quickly to an urgent need.

<h3>What is an executive orders?</h3>

This refers to those official documents through which the President manages the operations of the Federal Government as part of the directives cited as the President's authority under the Constitution and statute.

The power of the presidency has expanded because the presidential power has increased over time, not because of changes in constitution, but because of America's growth as a nation and its emergence as a dominant actor in international politics.

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