In 1983, as Ronald Reagan went on an executive-order spree, The Nation sounded the alarm about very kind of presidential overreach we’re seeing from Trump today. Richard Kreitner.

Issued by President Ronald Reagan in 1981 to authorize foreign intelligence investigations, 12333 is not a statute and has never been subject to meaningful oversight from Congress or any court. Sen.

Ronald Reagan: 381. In 1987, the Reagan administration found itself in a situation similar to the one Obama faces now, and announced that it would “bank on executive orders and judicial action ...

An executive order signed in 1981 by then-President Ronald Reagan is the “primary source” of authority for the National Security Agency’s foreign spying, according to newly released internal ...

President Ronald Reagan signed EO 12333 within his first year in office, 1981, ... The Executive Order is needed as a road map to chart simply what they can and can’t do. ...

With more than three and a half years left in his second term, Donald Trump has already signed more executive orders as the ...

Reagan Appointee Issues Nationwide ... Ronald Reagan, issued a nationwide preliminary injunction concerning the enforcement of Donald Trump's recent birthright citizenship executive order that ...

Two of the last three Republican presidents — Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush — did the same thing in ... GOP leaders warn that an executive order from Obama would "poison the well" and ...

Ronald Reagan’s Executive Order 12291 (1981): This order, signed by President Reagan almost immediately upon taking office, required cost-benefit analysis to be applied to every “regulatory ...