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The administrative state grew because Congress surrendered its lawmaking power. The Supreme Court began correcting that error in 2024, but the job remains unfinished. Americans deserve rules written by elected representatives, not anonymous regulators.

The Roberts Court continued narrowing agency power in its June 2026 decisions, reminding Congress that lawmaking belongs to elected legislators. Agencies cannot claim deference when they rewrite statutes to serve partisan agendas.

The Supreme Court's recent term delivered landmark rulings dismantling unchecked federal agency power. Dr. Catherine Ashford explains why these decisions mark a historic return to constitutional government.