Rule of Law
#PurpleChairChat Episode 11: Progress through Executive Action
The Biden Administration has hit the ground running with executive action geared towards repairing our democracy and ensuring justice for all. As the nation moves forward on its journey to embodying a more perfect union, why and how will proper exercise of executive power be critical? CAC President Elizabeth Wydra and Special Counsel for Anti-Muslim Bigotry at Muslim Advocates, Madihha Ahussain discuss on the latest #PurpleChairChat.
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