The Supreme Court is considering a legal challenge to the authority of federal agencies in a landmark case that could limit their power. The court will review the doctrine of Chevron deference, which gives agencies the authority to interpret ambiguous laws. A ruling against agency power would have significant implications for various government policies, including gun safety, immigration, and pollution controls. It would also limit the policymaking power of future presidents, particularly those who rely on agency regulations to achieve their goals in the absence of congressional support.
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