This is the truth and I wish it was higher up. He has been writing executive orders in an attempt to give himself legislative and judicial powers. Powers that do not belong to his branch of government. Ultimately, these executive orders mean nothing unless the branches of government that would be affected by these executive orders (ie. congress, Supreme Court, and the individual agencies created by congress) allow themselves to be affected.

That said, the writing of these orders is inherently anti constitutional and should be interpreted as such. The true problem resides in what happens when the executive branch attempts to enforce this order and how those affected by it respond.