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Strategies to Bring Down a Giant: Auer Deference Vulnerable After Reprieve in Kisor v.Wilkie
This Note examines the Supreme Court’s decision in Kisor v. Wilkie and argues that, despite narrowing Auer deference, the Court left its core constitutional and administrative-law problems unresolved. The Note contends that Auer still allows agencies to shape regulatory meaning through informal inte
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