AFPF Launches Reg Reform Tracker, Tracing Impact of Loper Bright and Trump EOs
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| July 21, 2026
In Loper Bright v. Raimondo, the Supreme Court overturned Chevron deference, ending forty years of courts deferring to agency statutory interpretations. Now, the duty of saying what the law is has returned to where it belongs: the courts.
Two years later, federal agencies are quickly rewriting the regulatory landscape, reconsidering many old regulatory interpretations that heavily relied on deference. At the same time, a series of executive orders from President Trump have demanded a thorough review across the government to combat overreach. We are now tracking the result of all these moves in one place.
Tracking Rulemaking
AFPF is proud to announce the launch of the Recasting Regulations Tracker. This tool follows this wave of reform as it happens. Updating daily from the Federal Register, the resource currently tracks over 1,700 regulatory actions across 49 agencies. Scoring each action for both how substantive of a regulatory action it is and how directly the reform agenda drove the action, this platform provides the most comprehensive understanding into Loper’s recasting of the regulatory landscape. With over 120 regulatory actions citing to Loper Bright, this tracker demonstrates the broad impact this landmark decision is having.
Dynamic Content
Every element on the page—from roll up totals to all of the charts—is clickable, providing a dynamic user experience and showing everyone exactly what they need to see. Every regulation is linked to the Federal Register, providing an easy way to access original source material.
Click here to explore the tracker and subscribe to Recasting Regulations for all of our Loper Bright updates as they happen.
