House Republicans Advance Bill to Curb Nationwide Injunctions

As impeachment efforts lose momentum, GOP leaders focus on legislative measures to limit judicial authority.

The House is set to vote next week on the 'No Rogue Rulings Act,' introduced by Rep. Darrell Issa, which aims to restrict federal district courts from issuing nationwide injunctions.
Speaker Mike Johnson has indicated support for legislative solutions, deeming them more practical than impeachment efforts against federal judges like James Boasberg.
The House Judiciary Committee, led by Rep. Jim Jordan, is preparing hearings on judicial overreach, including the use of nationwide injunctions, scheduled for April 1.
Impeachment efforts targeting judges who have ruled against Trump administration policies have gained limited traction and are unlikely to succeed in the Senate due to high thresholds for conviction.
Chief Justice John Roberts and Democratic leaders have criticized GOP impeachment proposals, emphasizing the importance of judicial independence and constitutional checks and balances.