[Iron Eagle]

The answer is — you can sue anyone of anything. However, the Chevron case is a case that tuned America into a state at the mercy of the administrative elites. Under Chevron, agencies have almost completely unquestionable discretion under the law to enforce the laws charged to them by Congress. Chevron assumes that agency expertise trumps second guessing. So, as long as agencies don't decline to to enforce the law completely (which they have), but instead argue that they prioritize limited resources, they are beyond the reach of any suit that alleges a failure to enforce the laws.

[cripplecreek]

Too bad we don’t have a honest government because I hate the idea of suing the American people anyway.