From a Democratic Republic to an Authoritarian Regime: the Constitutional Crisis plaguing the United States.

This brief will discuss the dangers of attempting to amend the Constitution of the United States through executive orders, with a focus on how it creates room for authoritarianism to rise.

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September 14, 2025

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Charlotte Jones

2025 Spring Fellow

Charlotte Jones is a student at the Long Island University Honors College, where she is double majoring in political science and international relations and diplomacy. She interned for an NGO at the United Nations, and she plans on attending law school to pursue her J.D. with a focus on international humanitarian law. She is also a member of the D1 swim team at LIU.

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