The first thing to remember is that any action taken pursuant to this order would be headed for the briar patch known as the legal and judicial system. Since E.O. 13083 would make a federal executive order conflict with state laws, we could expect lawsuits asking whether the order actually has jurisdiction. An executive order always carries less weight than federal law passed by congress. Federal regulatory bureaucrats do not cite executive orders to authorize their regulations. They cite a statute, usually with a name like the Truth, Beauty, and Goodness Act of 1998, which is vaguely worded, and, therefore, open to challenge whether it is actually applicable to the matter at hand.
Federal regulators tend to lose many, maybe a majority, of the cases that actually make it to court.
As stated above, this administration and its loyal opposition have shown that they will run and hide against serious adverse publicity. Indeed, this restraint has proved effective in forestalling the implementation of E.O. 13083. The times could be very interesting if he tried. Dr. Rose is not alone in overstatement. Indeed, his writing on this subject is restrained compared with some of the talk radio announcers.