the National Black Chamber of Commerce is opposed to the Clean Power Plan, and they've pointed out that if this goes into effect, that poverty rates among black families will go up 23 percent, among Hispanic families it'll go up 26 percent.
Palmer discusses the negative economic impact of the Clean Power Plan on low-income families.
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I want to know what efforts the EPA has made to reduce the settlement costs using taxpayer dollars.
I am very encouraged by the overturning of the Chevron deference that the Supreme Court did last week, because it restores the responsibility for lawmaking and the accountability for law-making to Congress, where it belongs.
It would be good for the Committee to get that list. And would you recommend that we consider legislation to require the Social Security Administration to verify the data?
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