Summary
The Supreme Court is considering a case that could change how much power the President has over independent government agencies. This case might affect long-standing rules about removing members from these agencies.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court is hearing a case about presidential power.
- The case could change the rules that have been in place for 90 years.
- Currently, presidents cannot easily remove members of independent government agencies.
- These independent agencies function separately from direct presidential control.
- The decision might expand how much power the President has over these agencies.
- Amy Howe, a Supreme Court analyst, discussed the case on a news program.
