Court says bureaucrats can no longer make laws. Will Congress?

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The Chevron doctrine was an idea invented by the Supreme Court 40 years ago that, whatever the reasoning and intention, effectively gave executive agencies the power to make law.

The Supreme Court in Loper Bright v. Raimondo last week struck down the Chevron doctrine. What this means for our republic is now up to Congress.

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