Supreme Court seems split over federal agencies' ability to fine for law violations

The Supreme Court's recent hearing on a case involving temporary worker visas has revealed a notable division among justices regarding the authority of federal agencies to impose fines for law violations. The company in question argues that enforcement should be overseen by courts rather than solely by federal agencies, sparking a debate over the balance of power between judicial and administrative branches. This case could reshape how agencies handle enforcement and the extent of their regulatory powers, with significant implications for both business operations and legal interpretations of federal law.