Although the president or a state's governor does not have typical law-making powers,these officials have limited power to issue laws called:

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In theory,the president or a state's governor is a chief executive who enforces the laws but has no law-making powers.However,these officials sometimes have limited power to issue laws called executive orders.This power normally results from a legislative delegation.

Although the President or a State's Governor Does Not Have