My concerns are;

a. Congress and Senate are wholly passive and unable to act.

b. The courts will be attacked, and so be unable to act.

c. If the courts act, by the time they act, it will be too late; the harm will have been done and will be irreversible.

> and if it goes beyond the scope of executive powers, it will be curtailed or shut down.

The position of the executive order is that only the President can interpret laws, including executive orders about interpreting laws.

That is to say, if the courts try to stop it, Trump may try to say "the courts don't have that power" and order the DoJ and/or military to block anything they do.

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