I have no idea what you mean. The judges blocked only one course of action, so they aren't removing the ability of the government to do anything. Also, they ex

I have no idea what you mean. The judges blocked only one course of action, so they aren't removing the ability of the government to do anything. Also, they explicitly said that Congress should do it, as our elected representatives. That's basically putting the authority where it belongs, if it exists. That's not about preventing government from doing anything. And what's wrong with dismantling the administrative state? Many industries are already over-regulated because there are so many agencies, so many rules, and often, those rules conflict. The administrative state is a hindrance to progress and innovation because it keeps new players from entering the field. Why do you think that "dismantling" it will lead to ruin?