Legislation Targets Judges' Executive Orders

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Lower court judges

Deseret News

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US Politics

Mike Lee pushes to limit judges from blocking Trump’s agenda

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Utah Sen. Mike Lee says lower court judges could be restricted in their ability to block executive orders being issued by President Trump .

Several of Trump ’s executive orders so far have been met with a flurry of legal challenges.

Lee is preparing to introduce legislation that would limit the ability of a single district court judge to unilaterally block a presidential order through a nationwide injunction.

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