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4. What are the differences between an executive order and an executive agreement? 

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What are the differences between an executive order and an executive agreement? 

An executive order is a presidential issuance covering the executive branch of the government that has the force and effect of a law. On the other hand, an executive agreement is the agreement entered into by the President without needing congressional approval.

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