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Show me in the Constitution any mention of the FBI as a requirement for any position of the executive branch.
That's not how the constitution works
Which part would make a law requiring FBI checks to hold office illegal? If there isnt one then it's not unconstitutional
Well because the constitution explicitly defines the requirements of the office, in full. Congress making up additional requirements that are not amendments to the constitution would be violating the separation of powers, essentially it would allow congress with a simple majority to deny the Executive Branch it's constitutional powers.
Please tell the class where Cabinet level or below positions are defined in the Constitution
Article 2, section 2, which is exactly what I was referring to. The constitution is not a long or complex document should I explain the electoral college to you next?