Executive Order: An executive order is a directive issued by the President of the United States that manages operations of the federal government. It has similar power as a law but does not require approval from Congress.
Amendment: An amendment is a change or addition made to the United States Constitution. Amendments can alter or add new provisions to protect individual rights or clarify governmental powers.
Statute: A statute is another term for a law enacted by a legislative body, such as Congress. Statutes are typically written with specific details and guidelines on how they should be enforced.