A renewed debate over judicial authority is unfolding in Washington, as members of the House of Representatives push forward legislation aimed at
curbing the power of federal district judges to issue nationwide injunctions. Supporters say the move is about restoring balance between the branches of government, while critics warn it could weaken judicial checks on executive power.
Federal district judges are currently able to issue rulings that apply across the entire United States, not just within their own districts. This authority
has become increasingly controversial in recent years, particularly when judges have used it to block the implementation of federal policies. Read more below
