Administration 'hiding' new regs from Congress, public, imposed over 1,000 without OK in 2015 alone

Administration 'hiding' new regs from Congress, public, imposed over 1,000 without OK in 2015 alone: The Obama administration imposed over 1,000 new rules, one-third of all proposed in 2015, without first following the law and giving Congress a look and chance to kill them, according to a new report.
The American Action Forum, which studies federal rules, regulations and other actions, said that the number of violations in 2015 was even bigger than in 2014, when a top Obama aide apologized for breaking the law and promised to make sure new rules were first passed by Congress and the General Accountability Office.
The center-right group said that despite the pledge, it found 955 rules weren't sent to GAO in 2014 and roughly 1,069 weren't reported in 2015. The report said that there were 3,408 rules issued by the administration's agencies last year.