On Wednesday, the GOP-led House passed a bill that would restrict federal judges from issuing nationwide injunctions that have blocked elements of President Donald Trump’s second-term agenda.
The “No Rogue Rulings Act” prevailed largely along party lines, with 219 Republicans and no Democrats voting for the measure. A single GOP lawmaker, Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH), joined with 212 Democrats in voting against it. One member did not vote.
“Democrats insist there is a constitutional crisis just because they don’t like President Trump’s policies,” House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said in a post on X this week. “The actual crisis is activist judges trying to single-handedly stop the President’s agenda.”
The bill, which now heads to the Republican-controlled Senate, seeks to amend U.S. Code to prevent district courts from issuing injunctions unless the order applies only to…
