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Who must approve the president's appointments for ambassadors, supreme court justices,and other u.s. officials?
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Who must approve the president's appointments for ambassadors, supreme court justices,and other u.s. officials?

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The Senate approves these U.S officials. Two terms play a role in this process. The official name for the Senate's approval is called advise and consent. The process of The President selecting the officials is called The Appointments Clause and it can be found in the Constitution.
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