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Congressional Republicans invoke lesser-known law to reverse select Biden-era regulations

  • Republicans in Congress are using the 1996 Congressional Review Act in 2025 to overturn multiple Biden-era federal regulations in Washington, D.C.
  • This effort follows a similar strategy from Trump's first term, aiming to bypass the Senate filibuster, which requires 60 votes for major legislation.
  • Trump has signed three repeals this year, including rules on cryptocurrency brokers, methane emission fees, and environmental assessments for offshore oil development.
  • House recently passed three disapproval resolutions to reject EPA waivers for California's air pollution standards, though experts say these waivers are not subject to the Act.
  • This expanding use of the Act may undermine the filibuster and set a precedent for Congress to overturn numerous executive actions based on shifting political majorities.
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