The executive branch controls the federal bureaucracy for the most part. The legislative and judicial branches also have some influence, even though the executive branch is in charge of the majority of the federal bureaucracy.
The Executive Branch's non-elected administrative body is known as the Federal Bureaucracy. It serves as the US government's skeleton. Departments, agencies, and commissions are how it is organized. Bureaucracies include all of the roughly 2,000 federal government departments, agencies, and commissions. The Social Security Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, and the Veterans Benefits Administration are three of those bureaucracies that are the most widely known. The federal bureaucracy's primary duties are to implement policy and work on the specifics of legislation approved by Congress. The bureaucracy is made up of about 900 departments, employs 2.7 million people, and has a $13.8 billion payroll.
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