It's why I'm frustrated as the originalist/textualist direction of the courts where it's clear they want to massively reduce the ability of congress to delegate their authority. Because federal agencies didn't come into existence out of nowherere, they were created to solve specific problems with congress -- notably the speed of rulemaking and the lack of specific industry expertise. I genuinely don't know what they expect to happen when doing away with it and replacing it with nothing.
Letting the agencies go about their business and if they do something congress really doesn't like they have the ability to intervene is good system of agility and accountability.
Especially because states, red and blue alike, unburdened by the constitution in the same way also use this model.
Letting the agencies go about their business and if they do something congress really doesn't like they have the ability to intervene is good system of agility and accountability.
Especially because states, red and blue alike, unburdened by the constitution in the same way also use this model.