Legal analysis of how Congress could take the executive branch to court

The article is a legal opinion on whether Congress would have standing to sue the executive branch, either to enforce subpoenas or to challenge actions that undermine its lawmaking role, especially spending power. It cites a 2020 en banc DC Circuit ruling that a House committee had standing to subpoena former White House Counsel Don McGahn, and notes that the Supreme Court has granted certiorari on whether DOGE is subject to FOIA.

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