In U.S. v. Haggar Apparel Company, the Supreme Court held that:

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In U.S. v. Haggar Apparel Company, the Supreme Court held that if the Customs Service makes a reasonable interpretation and implementation of an ambiguous statutory provision, it must be given judicial deference. This decision established the Chevron deference framework, which is now widely used in administrative law to determine the level of deference owed to administrative agency decisions. The other options presented are incorrect or incomplete statements.

In US V Haggar Apparel Company, the Supreme Court Held That