Trump’s H-1B Executive Order: Do Presidents Wield Sweeping Prerogative Powers?

This policy column examines Donald Trump’s executive order on H-1B visas, questioning the extent of presidential prerogative powers in immigration. It analyses constitutional checks and balances, the role of Congress, and judicial oversight on executive actions. The article contextualizes the order within broader debates on executive authority, national interest, and immigration policy. Highlighting concerns of overreach, it argues that unchecked presidential powers can undermine democratic accountability. The piece is relevant for understanding the intersection of constitutional law, immigration, and international employment policy.