A major power that Congress has over the federal bureaucracy is the

A) authority to select high-level bureaucrats.
B) authority to extend or limit appropriations.
C) authority to fire bureaucrats for not executing policy passed by Congress.
D) power to find agency actions unconstitutional.
E) power to appoint agency heads.


B

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