Thank you! As the article below states, it may be a fait accompli anyway, since the SCOTUS may well overturn that ruling themselves when they take it up.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/house-strikes-blow-federal-regulations-votes-overturn-controversial-supreme-court-ruling

But the issue could be decided by the Supreme Court itself. In the fall, the Supreme Court is expected to hear a dispute between fishermen in New Jersey and the federal government over whether federal rules on fishermen are vastly exceeding what was allowed by Congress.

In that case, lower courts have leaned on the 1984 Chevron precedent to say they are giving deference to federal regulators. But the case is now at the Supreme Court, which could decide to overturn the precedent.

(and yes, I know it's Fox , so who knows how reliable it is, but Roe v. Wade was overturned.... :)