"This case is the ideal vehicle for revitalizing the nondelegation doctrine because the OSH Act represents, arguably, the broadest delegation by Congress to the Executive Branch since the NIRA."
"Government exists to protect individual rights, including their personal safety and private property rights. But the Ninth Circuit’s murky rule issued here makes it difficult for cities to protect individual safety and public or private property in cities with large homeless populations."
"This case is about the Department of Education’s effort to implement a radical change in the entire framework governing federal student loans despite the statutory scheme that Congress enacted."
On the merits, PLF tells the Court the Fifth Amendment’s Takings clause is self-executing and applies to the states. Victims of government-caused flooding need not file statutory civil rights claims, and their just compensation is not blocked by sovereign immunity.