KAVANAUGH, Circuit Judge:
A basic principle of administrative law is that agencies must comply with the requirements and limits contained in the text of applicable statutes. Courts afford "Chevron deference" to an agency's authoritative and reasonable interpretation of an ambiguous statutory provision. But we give no deference to an agency interpretation that fails to comport with the plain statutory language. The precise words of the statutory text matter...
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