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Supreme Court Expands Presidential Control Over Independent Agencies: Key Takeaways For Regulated Businesses

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By Varu Chilakamarri, Timothy J. Furdyna, Timothy Hobbs
| Mondaq
K&L Gates LLP are most popular: within Immigration topic(s) The US Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Slaughter (Slaughter) marks a major expansion of the president’s power to fire leaders of independent agencies—and a corresponding shift in political control over those agencies. The Court held that the statutory for-cause removal protection for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is unconstitutional because the FTC exercises executive power and must remain subject to presidential control.
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Supreme Court Expands Presidential Control Over Independent Agencies: Key Takeaways for Regulated Businesses

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By Varu Chilakamarri
| The National Law Review Verified
The US Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Slaughter (Slaughter) marks a major expansion of the president’s power to fire leaders of independent agencies—and a corresponding shift in political control over those agencies. The Court held that the statutory for-cause removal protection for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is unconstitutional because the FTC exercises executive power and must remain subject to presidential control. The Court drew an important limit the same day in Trump v.
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Supreme Court Expands Presidential Control Over Independent Agencies: Key Takeaways for Regulated Businesses

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By Varu Chilakamarri, Timothy J. Furdyna, J. Timothy Hobbs
| KL Gates
The US Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Slaughter (Slaughter) marks a major expansion of the president’s power to fire leaders of independent agencies—and a corresponding shift in political control over those agencies. The Court held that the statutory for-cause removal protection for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is unconstitutional because the FTC exercises executive power and must remain subject to presidential control. The Court drew an important limit the same day in Trump v.
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