Independent agencies
There are several administrative divisions of the executive branch whose roles have been separated from formal control of the president and are considered independent extensions of the government. These agencies and commissions are established by Congress to help execute policy or provide special services. They are diverse in make-up and responsibilities and include the Central Intelligence Agency, the Post Office, and the Environmental Protection Agency.
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The role of the CIA is not outlined by the Constitution
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