How can existing laws be brought into accord with the Constitution when they conflict with it?
Existing laws can be brought into accord with the Constitution when they conflict with it by making adaptations and modifications to those laws, as necessary or expedient. This can be done through an order made by the President, which may involve repeal or amendment of the law in question. Once this order is made, the law will have effect subject to the adaptations and modifications so made, and these changes cannot be questioned in any court of law.