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CRS Report on President's Authority to Instruct Federal Agencies to Ignore Congressional Earmarks

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The President's Authority to Issue an Executive Order Governing Executive Agency Responses to "Earmarks" Contained in Committee Reports CRS Publication Date: 12/18/2007 Document No.: M-121807 Abstract: This memorandum provides a legal analysis of the President's authority to issue an executive...

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