 in acting overreaching regulations on our farms and ranches, exceeding their authority granted by Congress. Isley is also grateful that the Supreme Court is reining in these federal agencies and putting power back in the hands of those elected to represent citizens in Washington. While the case decided by the U.S. Supreme Court didn't directly involve cattle production, it did challenge the Chevron deference, which gives federal agencies the authority to interpret statutes they consider vague.