Due Process Constitutional Amendments

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The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution provide for due process. The Fifth Amendment applies to the federal government, while the Fourteenth Amendment extends due process rights to the states. The 14th Amendment specifically provides for due process in the context of administrative law. Congress disputes the authority to remove federal officials, leading to constitutional debates.

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According to administrative law
It seems like you want to discuss administrative law. Could you please specify the particular aspect of administrative law you're interested in? Also, please provide your location as the law may vary depending on it.
**** First amendment or the 14th amendment? Choose one only
The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution provides for due process in the context of administrative law.
Which entity disputes the authority to remove federal officials, leading to constitutional debates? Please choose one of the following answers provided only; the Congress, the president, the judiciary or the bureaucracy?
The Congress is the entity that disputes the authority to remove federal officials, leading to constitutional debates.