Velshi: This single SCOTUS case could upend our entire regulatory system
May 21, 2023
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6:42Now PlayingVelshi: This single SCOTUS case could upend our entire regulatory system
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as posted by the channelUnder the Executive Branch, there are 15 departments, each of which is led by an appointed cabinet member. And within those departments, there are more than 400 distinct agencies and sub-agencies. This is the so-called “Administrative State” that the GOP has been pushing to reform for decades. These agencies, among other functions, are the regulatory bodies on which we rely in nearly every aspect of our daily lives. Last week, the Supreme Court accepted a case that has the potential to upend our governments entire regulatory system.
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