Congress can prevent the adoption of rules that they disagree with through use of the legislative veto.

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Congress can prevent an agency's rules from becoming effective by using the legislative veto, which allows Congress to pass a resolution invalidating the rule. However, the Supreme Court ruled in 1983 that the legislative veto is unconstitutional because it violates the separation of powers. Thus, Congress can no longer use this method to prevent the adoption of rules they disagree with.

Congress Can Prevent the Adoption of Rules That They Disagree