Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFPF) is proud to announce a special summit marking the two-year anniversary of the Supreme Court’s momentous decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.  Join us for a pair of panels that will explore how the end of Chevron deference has animated decision-making within the executive and legislative branches.  Among other things, speakers will explore how Loper Bright is driving the Trump Administration’s deregulatory initiatives, as well as offering Congress the opportunity to reassert its Article I authority and engage with management of the modern administrative state.

The panels will be followed by a luncheon.

INTRODUCTORY REMARKS:
Ryan P. Mulvey
Senior Policy Counsel, AFP Foundation; Senior Counsel, Cause of Action Institute

PANEL ONE: “Loper Bright and Its Impacts on Executive-Branch Decision Making: Rulemaking and Beyond” 

• Aram Gavoor (moderator & panelist)
  Associate Dean for Academic Affairs & Associate Professor of Law
  George Washington University Law School
• GianCarlo Canaparo
  Deputy Assistant Attorney General
  U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Legal Policy
• Will Yeatman
  Director, GW Regulatory Studies Center
  George Washington University College of Arts & Sciences
• More to come…

KEYNOTE ADDRESS:
The Honorable Eric S. Schmitt
U.S. Senator, Missouri
(To be confirmed)

PANEL TWO: “Legislative Lessons from Loper Bright: Congress in the Post-Chevron Era” 

• Elizabeth Slattery (moderator)
  Vice President, Practice Groups
  The Federalist Society
• Ethan Harper
  General Counsel
  Office of Sen. Eric Schmitt & U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee Subcommittee on the Constitution
• Hunter Foster
  Counsel
  U.S. Senate Homeland Security & Government Affairs Committee
• Trace Mitchell
  Deputy Chief Counsel for the Constitution, Antitrust, and Regulatory Law
  U.S. House Judiciary Committee

* Panelist affiliations are provided for identification purposes only.

Advanced registration required here.