Overview
- The bill seeks to overturn the Supreme Court's decision granting presidents immunity from criminal prosecution.
- Schumer argues that the Founding Fathers intended for Congress to have the power to check the judiciary.
- The legislation would strip the Supreme Court of its authority to rule on the bill's constitutionality.
- Critics claim the bill undermines the separation of powers and could set a dangerous precedent.
- The measure faces significant opposition and is unlikely to pass in the current Senate and House.