For independent agencies, presidents (or officers who report to the president) often possess "for-cause" removal authority, as defined by:

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For independent agencies, the authority for "for-cause" removal is often defined by Congress, which establishes the terms and conditions under which officials can be removed, typically to ensure a degree of independence from direct presidential control.

For Independent Agencies, Presidents (Or Officers Who Report to the President)