I think *they* think it's gonna be a lot of "Out of the way EPA! Drill, baby, drill!" cases they can greenlight, and are unprepared for the dry specificity and sheer volume of cases deciding whether there is a typo in the law describing the assay method for trace impurities in imported steel etc.
Gear up for several years of doctrinal chaos as courts try to figure out how to deal with regs in complex areas that the judges can't possibly understand ...
I hope the SCOTUS judges live to regret doing this, and that the suffering caused by the workload for them and all the lower courts is mighty. They deserve it.
