The decision in INS v.Chadha established that:

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The decision in INS v. Chadha established that only a bicameral legislative decision (meaning a decision by both the House of Representatives and the Senate) may invalidate a decision of an executive agency. This case challenged the constitutionality of the legislative veto, which allowed Congress to overturn decisions made by executive agencies without going through the full lawmaking process. The Supreme Court ruled that this violated the separation of powers and that Congress could not take unilateral action to overturn executive decisions without passing a proper bill that is signed by the president or is passed over the president's veto.

The Decision in INS V.Chadha Established That