How does this effect the government and their ability to create new policies? And does this ruling carry any potential for irreparable damages?
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The short answer is: not much.
SCOTUS had already ruled Chevron deference didn’t apply for “major” issues already.
The simplified take away is that federal agencies can no longer claim a regulation is constitutional and have SCOTUS say “Ok, we trust you know best”. SCOTUS will now have to make that determination for themselves.
It essentially limits the power of the Executive branch.
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