U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student visas

Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by gaukes on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @04:27PM (#23837379)

On the other hand.. the overreach of the executive branch is a response to the political deadlock in the legislative branch.

If we end up in a situation where neither branch can respond quickly and effectively, that may be worse than what we have now.

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Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by gwright on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @06:33PM (#23838880)

I don't think most of it is "overreach" as more often than not Congress is explicitly ceding authority to the executive branch.

That isn't to say there isn't "overreach".

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Re:U.S. backs down in fight with Harvard, MIT over student v... by linuxftw on Tuesday July 14, 2020 @04:31PM (#23837430)

> the overreach of the executive branch is a response to the political deadlock in the legislative branch.

Disagree. The political deadlock of the legislative branch is by design. Only things that are truly broadly supported should pass through the legislature.

The overreach of the executive branch is a response to complete and utter inaction by the states to reign in the federal government.

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