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JACKSON, J., dissenting

past century, Presidents have worked with Congress―ra- ther than around it-when seeking to significantly reorgan- ize the agencies that comprise the Executive Branch.
Aside from prior wartime-specific grants of reorganiza- tion authority, Congress first gave general reorganization authority to President Hoover in the 1930s. S. Rep. No. 115–381, p. 4 (2018) (detailing history of interactions be- tween Congress and the President concerning reorganiza- tions). At that time, Congress delegated specific authority to the President to transfer agencies between departments, consolidate agencies, and change…