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Multistate Bar Examination Practice Question

The President of the United States appoints the head of a new federal agency responsible for overseeing national cybersecurity. However, Congress passes a law requiring the President to obtain Senate approval before removing this official. Which of the following most accurately explains the constitutional validity of this law?

  • The law is unconstitutional because the Constitution prohibits Congress from regulating any aspect of executive branch administration.

  • The law is constitutional because it aligns with Congress’s power to advise and consent to executive appointments.

  • The law is constitutional because Congress has a general power to legislate how executive officers are removed to maintain checks and balances.

  • The law is unconstitutional because it infringes on the President’s authority to remove executive officials, a power necessary to fulfill the responsibilities of the executive branch.

Multistate Bar Examination
Constitutional Law
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