Appeals of the decisions of the federal administrative agencies are made to the:

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Appeals of decisions of federal administrative agencies are typically made to the U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals. The U.S. Supreme Court may also hear appeals of administrative agency decisions, but only after the decision has been reviewed by a lower court. Appeals to U.S. district courts would not be appropriate in this context, as these courts are trial-level courts that do not typically hear appeals. The International Court of Justice is not a forum for appeals of decisions made by U.S. federal agencies.

Appeals of the Decisions of the Federal Administrative Agencies Are