 But the historic decision is forward-looking. Roberts noted they do not call into question prior cases that relied on Chevron. Those holds are still lawful. Long-term, though, NCBA says the latest decision will impact almost every regulation that NCBA has worked on, putting Congress, not unelected bureaucrats, back in the driver's seat. American Farm Bureau lawyer Travis Cushman reacted later, saying AFBF was thrilled with the Supreme Court's decision and that it restored the balance of power between the three branches of government.