El Pueblo De Puerto Rico v. Pineiro Herrera, Zulis Grisele

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• finding that the Secretary engaged in reasoned decisionmaking when denying a petition for rulemaking, where the Secretary determined that the current regulation effectively ad- dressed the petitioner’s stated reasons for requesting the rulemaking
• explaining the Federal Circuit's authority to review the Secretary's denials of petitions for rule making
• “An agency’s failure to comply with notice-and-comment procedures, when re- quired, is grounds for invalidating a rule.” (footnote omit- ted)
• “‘[A]n agency’s refusal to institute rulemaking proceedings is at the high end of the range’ of levels of deference given to agency action under the ‘arbi- trary and capricious’ standard.” (citation omitted)

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