Next week, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in cases that could ultimately undermine the ability of the federal government to work effectively – putting our environment, our safety, and our economy at risk. In Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, and Relentless Inc. v. U.S. Department of Commerce, the Court could give itself even more power to meddle in decisions from the elected branches – putting any policy the Republican-appointed justices don’t like at risk. 

The outcome of these cases could limit the power of agencies that enforce critical laws about everything from the environment to food safety to consumer protection. 

On Thursday, January 18th at 12pm ET, join experts from the American Constitution Society, Public Justice, Student Borrower Protection Center, and League of Conservation Voters for a discussion of the oral arguments.

Learn more about what the these cases show us about the Supreme Court's attack on effective government, why there’s growing support for Supreme Court reform, and where we go from here.

The Just Majority coalition includes leading advocates for the environment, consumer protection, reproductive rights, racial justice, gun violence prevention, racial justice, and judicial reform. Last year, the coalition kicked off its Supreme Court accountability campaign with a 20+ stop national bus tour. More information is available at justmajority.org.