Suppose that an executive branch administrator pens a letter of intent, that says they interpret the law a certain way.
Now this isn't actually _binding_, but it's a strong indicator of how you'll be treated.
Maybe you can get the courts to reverse it.
Suppose that Congress doesn't like the interpretation.
They can pass another law clarifying how the first law should be interpreted.
This happens all the time.
Suppose Congress passes a law, and it's not 100% clear.
Then the courts will interpret it.
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