Laws: "Must be passed by both the House of Representatives and the Senate", "Can be repealed or amended only by passing new legislation", "Usually applies broadly to all U.S. citizens and residents", "Takes longer to create and requires debate among lawmakers", "Examples include the Civil Rights Act, the Affordable Care Act, and the Social Security Act", Executive Orders: "Can be issued by the president without congressional approval", "Applies only to federal agencies and employees, not the general public", "May be reversed by the next president", "Does not require Congress to pass it", "Examples include orders regarding immigration policies or federal hiring practices", Both: "Can be challenged in court if deemed unconstitutional", "Requires approval by the president to take effect",

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