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In a landmark decision in June, the Supreme Court voted to abolish the longstanding ruling known as the 'Chevron deference.' This ruling has significant implications for public lands in Nevada and could influence land regulations in subtle but substantial ways, as noted by Richard Bednarski of Sierra Nevada Ally. The end of Chevron deference is expected to affect administrations from both political parties, with potential impacts on public health regulations and immigration policies. Justice Gorsuch noted that one of the worst aspects of Chevron was its impact on immigrants. Experts suggest that many significant public health regulations may become vulnerable to legal challenges following this decision.
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court in June voted to abolish the longstanding ruling known as the “Chevron deference.” But what is it and what does the ruling mean for public lands in Nevada? Via Sierra Nevada Ally: https://t.co/r4c1QgKha6
"The Right should remain sanguine and cheer an incremental victory while recognizing it as merely that." @CenterForAWL Fellow @RealTheoWold discusses what lies ahead following the Supreme Court's ruling on Chevron deference. https://t.co/Zoob6Bt02T
Me, constantly: The end of Chevron will affect administrations from both parties. Justice Gorsuch: One of the worst things about Chevron is its impact on immigrants. ProPublica/Brennan Center: Overturning Chevron may help this immigrant. LOL, you didn't think of this, huh?… https://t.co/WLSYgK5uLD
