Presidents cannot make changes in an agency's annual budget requests.

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The President can make changes in an agency's annual budget requests as they submit a proposed budget to Congress each year. The President has the ability to request increases or decreases in an agency's budget and may also propose changes to the agency's funding priorities. However, ultimately it is up to Congress to approve the budget and any changes proposed by the President.

Presidents Cannot Make Changes in an Agency's Annual Budget Requests