An entitlement program is

A) reviewed annually to try to determine who is entitled to receive it.
B) mandated by law and not subject to annual review by Congress or the president.
C) mandated by law and not subject to annual review by the president but it may be reviewed by Congress.
D) mandated by law and not subject to annual review by Congress but it may be reviewed by the president.
E) presently illegal.


B

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