Republican-led House passes bill to limit nationwide orders from federal district judges
- Republicans in the House passed the "No Rogue Rulings Act" with a vote of 219-213, aiming to limit judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions that impact federal executive actions.
- Rep. Jamie Raskin criticized the bill, stating that applying proper decisions to all U.S. Citizens is essential for good law and questioning why affected individuals must file separate cases.
- Senator Chuck Grassley acknowledged the inconsistency in both parties' views on nationwide injunctions, emphasizing a growing concern about the volume of executive orders during President Trump's administration.
- The bill, if passed, is expected to face challenges in the Senate, where Democrats can utilize a filibuster to block it.
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