1. United States
2. Ohio
3. Letter

I'm urging you to strike the provision in the reconciliation bill that gives the president power to dismantle federal agencies without Congress. This provision reinstates reorganization authority, allowing any president to close or merge agencies unilaterally for 10 years. so adds spending or agencies—even if voters elect new leadership. It prevents future presidents from reversing those changes if doing No president should have this much unchecked power. Our system was built on shared governance, not executive control over the federal government. Agencies like the EPA, Education Dept., or National Archives shouldn't be eliminated by executive order buried in a budget process. ability and the balance of power in our government. This is not just a policy issue—it's a threat to democratic account I urge you to remove this dangerous provision. Agency reform should go through Congress, not be decided unilaterally.