SCOTUS is about to right the Constitutional ship here and put the Executive branch agencies back in their place. Forty years of this agency “lawmaking” bullshit has been forty years too long. Today, SCOTUS granted certiorari to Loper Bright Enterprises in their challenge of the US Dept of Commerce rule making.
This will be a 6-2 caning. Congress writes laws, not Presidents or executive branch agencies. If ambiguity arises, then Congress needs to fix it; not unelected agency officials. And if Congress wasn’t clear about granting specific, narrow, rule-making authority on a major issue, then instead of deferring to the agency’s interpretation, the Courts must defer to the petitioners.
As it always should have been, just as the Framers intended.
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Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo
The outcome of this case will have far reaching effect and will generate (and regenerate) thousands of lawsuits challenging Executive branch overreach.
This will be a 6-2 caning. Congress writes laws, not Presidents or executive branch agencies. If ambiguity arises, then Congress needs to fix it; not unelected agency officials. And if Congress wasn’t clear about granting specific, narrow, rule-making authority on a major issue, then instead of deferring to the agency’s interpretation, the Courts must defer to the petitioners.
As it always should have been, just as the Framers intended.
Supreme Court to decide major case on federal rule-making power - Roll Call
The Supreme Court will decide a challenge over how courts assess federal rule-making, setting up a major case on executive agency power.
Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo
The outcome of this case will have far reaching effect and will generate (and regenerate) thousands of lawsuits challenging Executive branch overreach.
