Supreme Court’s Decision Preserving Senator Warren’s Consumer Finance Regulator Sets ‘Dangerous’ Path for Expansion of Administrative State
‘This decision shows there’s no guarantee that the conservative majority is going to rule in the way that most conservatives or libertarians would expect,’ one attorney tells the Sun.
The Supreme Court’s decision on Thursday in shooting down a challenge that could have upended the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau signals that the conservative majority may not be as likely to challenge Congress’s delegation of power to federal agencies as some conservative critics had hoped.
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