I'm sorry your entire American history education was acquired in a public fool system facility.
All of those 3 letter government agencies are in the executive branch that is managed by the president who signed the executive orders in question.
Try reading one. Please show me where in the US Constitution that it grants the president the authority to create a new government agency by way of executive order.
Who else but the chief executive officer of the government, the president, would be the one to create a new department in the executive branch of the government? If Congess wanted to interfere in his doing that, all they have to do is refuse to fund it. The SCOTUS couldn't find something unconstitutional that isn't mentioned in the Constitution.
If you say the Constitution says something that it clearly doesn't without citing the specific language, we can only assume that you are psychotic or deceptive.
I'm sorry your entire American history education was acquired in a public fool system facility.
All of those 3 letter government agencies are in the executive branch that is managed by the president who signed the executive orders in question.
You've obviously haven't read or studied the US Constitution.
I buy pocket copies by the boxful and pass them out for free.
Try reading one. Please show me where in the US Constitution that it grants the president the authority to create a new government agency by way of executive order.
It doesn't prohibit him/her from doing so.
Who else but the chief executive officer of the government, the president, would be the one to create a new department in the executive branch of the government? If Congess wanted to interfere in his doing that, all they have to do is refuse to fund it. The SCOTUS couldn't find something unconstitutional that isn't mentioned in the Constitution.
If you say the Constitution says something that it clearly doesn't without citing the specific language, we can only assume that you are psychotic or deceptive.