The House voted Tuesday to pass legislation that would restore the power of the judicial branch to interpret federal rules and regulations, rather than deferring to the executive branch.
Republicans introduced the Separation of Powers Restoration Act in response to what they believe has been improper interpretation of rules and regulations by the Obama administration in order to advance its agenda on immigration, the environment and other issues.
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