To whom did the new deal give more power?

The New Deal primarily expanded the power of the federal government in the United States, as it implemented a range of programs and reforms aimed at addressing the economic crisis of the Great Depression. It increased the authority of federal agencies and established social safety nets, thereby enhancing the government's role in regulating the economy and providing direct assistance to citizens. Additionally, it bolstered the influence of organized labor and various interest groups advocating for workers' rights and economic equity.