👉 Enacting is a term used in political science to describe the process of passing legislation or other formal acts into law. This can involve both legislative and executive actions, as well as judicial decisions and administrative regulations. In the United States, for example, Congress has the authority to pass laws that are later referred to as "executive orders" by the President of the United States. These orders are then signed by the President and become part of law, binding on all levels of government, including state governments
