Summary

The Republican-led House passed a bill 219–213 to curb federal district judges from issuing nationwide injunctions, a response to judges rulings against Trump-era policies.

The bill restricts relief to affected parties only, not nationwide. Republicans argue liberal judges are blocking Trump’s agenda, while Democrats say courts are striking down illegal orders. GOP lawmakers also seek to limit funding for enforcing broad injunctions.

The bill faces slim chances in the Senate.

The Congressional Research Service reported 17 nationwide injunctions so far in Trump’s second term, compared to 86 in his first.

  • sunbrrnslapper@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    Thank you! Also, this bill (I hope you used chat GPT or something so it didn’t take too long to get all that info!) is so impractical it borders on unhinged. Most GOP voters wouldn’t meet the requirements.

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      3 days ago

      No AI or chatGPT used. Full disclosure, I didn’t go through the whole thing, just looked for the words “birth certificate” (which only appears 3 times btw) and then looked at the sections before and after it to make sure I covered that point.