Crazy that we didn't have this already.
Also, how long before a Texas Judge overrules it thanks to Chevron being overturned?
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Crazy that we didn't have this already.
Also, how long before a Texas Judge overrules it thanks to Chevron being overturned?
How fast can they get it in front of one?
Within a week, but it'll be a 10th amendment case or something that will work it's way to SCOTUS and somehow they'll use the case to rule OSHA's existence is in violation of the 14th amendment.
Good. It should be part of OSHA.
Which might have just lost many of its teeth due to the overturning of Chevron. We are in the bad place.
Deploy the National Guard to administrate it. Armed. If Texas or Florida cops try to come in between workers and heat relief, fire a couple warning shots. The cops won’t do shit. If they won’t even save school kids from an active shooter, they’re not gonna stop soldiers from supplying water to workers.
Good. So many red states took away heat protections for workers.