Trump’s new executive orders on kids’ vaccines and birth tourism are sparking confusion — but here’s the truth: they’re not laws, can’t create new powers, and are always subject to court review. These presidential directives guide federal agencies under existing law, letting administrations act fast without Congress — but only as long as they stay within constitutional bounds. Past examples show courts can and do block overreaches, and future presidents can easily undo them. Remember: executive orders are tools, not magic wands.

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