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President Trump's actions altered the partisan balance of independent agencies. The shift occurred before a Supreme Court ruling expanded his authority to dismiss officials. The President Trump's actions altered the partisan balance of independent agencies. The shift
occurred before a Supreme Court ruling expanded his authority to dismiss officials. The administration targeted agencies where Democrats previously held majority seats. By appointing or confirming Republican members, Democratic control was eliminated. The
changes affected several key agencies, though specific names are not listed. The move signaled a broader effort to consolidate executive influence over independent bodies. It set the stage for further power expansions following the court decision. Observers note
the implications for agency independence and future policy direction.