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“Do you enjoy flying in an airplane and being reasonably certain that it won’t plummet out of the sky, killing you and everyone else aboard?” another popular TikToker. “Well, say goodbye to that peace of mind because the Supreme Court is now in charge of the Transportation Administration.”
“Companies want nothing more than to put asbestos in your drinking water,” a TikToker in one viral video with 3.5 million views Now, thanks to this latest ruling, judges, not executive agencies, will once again be responsible for deciding what laws mean. Which is how our government is supposed to work.
It does not overturn any past environmental or safety regulations, and its primary effect will be on disputes over future regulations. Importantly, it does not stop Congress from delegating authority to the “experts” at federal agencies. Lawmakers just must actually delegate that authority in laws they pass. The primary change is simply that, now, agencies can’t “interpret” vague statutes to find new powers for themselves and then have that “interpretation” deferred to in court.
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