Humphrey's Executor is the 1935 U.S. Supreme Court case that enabled the existence of independent regulatory agencies whose heads cannot be removed by the President except for cause. The most recent SCOTUS case related to Humphrey's Executor was Seila Law in 2020. This question will resolve positively if the Supreme Court overrules Humphrey's Executor; even if the word "overruled" is not used by the court, the question will resolve positively if in the question writer's judgment it is overruled.