U.S. Supreme Court Rulings Expected on Census, Obamacare

The video discusses key Supreme Court decisions, focusing on the Auer doctrine, the potential addition of a citizenship question to the census, and partisan gerrymandering cases. The Auer doctrine involves judicial deference to regulatory agencies, with businesses seeking more consistent interpretations. The census debate centers on a proposed citizenship question, which opponents argue could lead to an undercount in Hispanic areas. The gerrymandering cases involve partisan map drawing in North Carolina and Maryland, with the court's potential stance on judicial intervention in such matters.

What is the Chevron doctrine and how does it relate to regulatory agencies?

In what ways do businesses perceive the current regulatory environment as unpredictable?

What implications could the addition of a citizenship question to the census have on representation?

How has the Supreme Court historically approached partisan gerrymandering cases?

What are the potential consequences of the Supreme Court's decision on the gerrymandering cases from North Carolina and Maryland?