For decades, the Chevron doctrine gave executive agencies deference when interpreting ambiguous statutes. Critics argued it insulated the administrative state from judicial review. With Loper Bright, that structure is dismantled. Courts interpret the law—not agencies. This shift: • Weakens bureaucratic insulation • Forces Congress to legislate precisely • Increases presidential accountability Is this executive overreach—or constitutional realignment under Article III? Join the debate below. #Sup

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