EPA Doesn't Have Much Authority and Biden Can End "Remain in Mexico...

1. Limiting the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) authority. The most recent ruling in West Virginia v. EPA limits EPA’s power in regulating national carbon emissions. The ruling is a blow to the Biden administration’s climate agenda.

The EPA had previously attempted to regulate emissions at the national level with Obama-era carbon emission legislation. Because Congress never formally gave the EPA this power, the court ruled that the institution should regulate at the power plant level instead.

2. Ending the Trump-era “Remain in Mexico” policy. This is a victory for the Biden Administration. The policy forced thousands of asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico during the U.S. immigration court process. It was implemented to deter foreign nationals from immigrating to the United States amidst the migration crisis that brought criminal organizations and drugs.

The Supreme Court will send the case back to a lower court to consider Biden’s attempt at ending the policy.

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Cindy James2 years ago

The EPA has too much power and it is a good thing it will be limited. The policies of the Biden administration climate agenda are too oppressive.

The “asylum seekers” should be forced out of this country and absolutely made to wait in their own. They come in complaining about not having jobs, but we don’t have any for them either. They aren’t vaccinated, have diseases, don’t share our culture or education, and many are criminals.
These illegals think we owe them. Why? Good immigrants that have filed paperwork to legally relocate to the United States, pay the fees, wait the period for approval and enter with permission are truly immigrants. Those that try to sneak in, bring criminal activities in, use their children for sympathy are not the people we want in this country. The Biden administration has allowed our country to be overrun with criminals and homeless. We have enough Homeless citizens, especially our vets, that need help, not some other country(s)’s problems.