House Republicans make ‘midnight’ push to roll back Biden regulatory agenda

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Republicans hope to take a bigger ax to President Joe Biden’s regulatory agenda next year with a bill that grants Congress the power to repeal rules in one large batch.

The House passed the Midnight Rules Relief Act on Tuesday, legislation that would allow lawmakers to undo the regulations submitted in Biden’s final year in office with a single “joint resolution of disapproval.”

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