Trump has signed more than 100 executive orders already. Is that too many? Tell us. | Opinion
President Donald Trump signed an executive order that requires proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections. How do you feel about it? Tell us.
I think it's a pretty safe bet to say that President Donald Trump isn't waiting for Congress. He's been on an executive order tear since entering the White House, signing more than 100, and shows no signs of letting up.
We were reminded of his love for executive orders on Tuesday, when he signed one that requires proof of citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.
The second part of that also requires that ballots be in by Election Day. It's an obvious continuation of the election results denying that he made part of his 2024 platform.
This is the kind of thing Congress is typically tasked with sorting out.
But instead of writing a column where I insert my opinion, like pointing out it's already illegal for noncitizens to vote and there is almost zero evidence of voter fraud, I think it's best just to ask you all how you feel about this and how you feel about Trump's use of the executive order.
Is Trump using executive orders too much?
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Here are some prompts to get you started:
- Do you think presidents should use executive orders more or less?
- Should Congress be doing more through legislation?
- Do you think Trump is picking the correct topics with his executive orders?
Louie Villalobos is the director of opinion for Gannett. You can find him writing executive orders his wife will just have to follow or risk being deported.