US EditionTrump calls for a stop to nationwide injunctions amid court setbacks
- Republican lawmakers aim to limit federal district courts' power over nationwide injunctions, as outlined by House Majority Leader Steve Scalise's social media post.
- House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan emphasized the importance of Issa's bill, stating it would prevent radical judges from imposing nationwide injunctions.
- Senate Judiciary Chairman Charles E. Grassley's office announced plans for hearings on the rising number of sweeping decisions by district judges.
- Critics warn that expanding executive power could threaten the rule of law, as highlighted by House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan's remarks and Trump's call for action against nationwide injunctions.
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D.C. Dispatch: Grassley announces Judiciary Committee meeting on courts blocking Trump actions
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley is set to play a top role as the Senate Judiciary Committee chair in hearings next week on courts blocking President Donald Trump’s actions.
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The Smart Citizen ReportInside Mike Johnson’s meeting with judiciary hawks over Trump court standoff
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., huddled privately with House Judiciary Committee members on Tuesday afternoon for what was described as a “brainstorming” session on how to take on “activist judges” blocking President Donald Trump’s agenda. The House is scheduled to vote next week on a bill to limit U.S. district judges in ordering nationwide injunctions. But the consensus among Republicans on the committee is that the bill by Rep. Darrell Issa, R-C…
New bill to limit federal district judges
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) -- In the wake of the standoff between a district judge and the Trump administration's deportation of Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador, Congressman Darrell Issa is attempting to narrow district judges’ powers with a new bill. He's attempting to block nationwide injunctions against the Trump administration. “You can’t stop an activist judge. At the end of the day, once a judge is confirmed and confirmed for life, they can…
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