When a federal agency issues a rule, it
A) becomes the law and cannot be changed except through a constitutional amendment.
B) has the force of law but it can be revised or rescinded by Congress.
C) can be vetoed by the president, if done within 12 days.
D) is usually not subject to judicial review.
E) all of the above

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When a federal agency issues a rule, it has the force of law but can be revised or rescinded by Congress. Constitutional amendments are much more difficult to achieve and not usually necessary for changes to agency rules. The president cannot veto agency rules, and judicial review is often available to challenge the validity of a rule.

When a Federal Agency Issues a Rule, It