> What the supreme Court is saying is that Congress cannot abdicate their power into an unelected bureaucracy. You mean, like the entire court system including

> What the supreme Court is saying is that Congress cannot abdicate their power into an unelected bureaucracy. You mean, like the entire court system including the supreme court is? The courts interpret Congress' laws and they aren't elected. So using your same logic then instead every question of law should be put back to Congress to clarify. That sounds like a great way to ensure nothing ever gets done, right? Kinda like that's exactly what the supreme court's decision is counting on - a giant ddos against government agencies, crippling all regulations that stand today. It's absolutely a power grab and it's absolutely unjustified as it goes against what Congress, the one in charge of this area, wants. After all, congress was just overridden by an unelected 3rd party. A clear farce and a bad joke if it wasn't real life.