US Edition'No constitutional authority:' Legal experts denounce recent injunctions against Trump
- Multiple federal district judges have issued temporary injunctions against President Donald Trump's executive actions, leading to concerns about judicial overreach, as stated by Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, during a Senate hearing.
- Legal experts, including Jesse Panuccio, argue that federal judges should not grant universal injunctions that affect non-parties and suggest Congress should legislate against this practice.
- The proposed Judicial Relief Clarification Act aims to require class action processes for universal relief against the government, as introduced by Grassley.
- Critics assert that Trump's actions have warranted judicial intervention, stating that it is within federal courts' authority to hold the executive accountable.
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Column: GOP thinks the court orders they used against Biden should be outlawed — because they now target Trump
Republicans and conservatives deployed nationwide injunctions to block Biden policies. Now that they're used against Trump, they think they're bad.
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'No constitutional authority:' Legal experts denounce recent injunctions against Trump
(The Center Square) – In response to multiple federal district judges temporarily halting President Donald Trump’s executive actions, Republicans are taking legislative steps to curtail or even eliminate the use of universal injunctions.
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