The Big Beautiful Bill is getting a lot of attention for things like cutting social programs, but hidden in the bill is section 70302. This restricts federal courts from using appropriated funds to enforce contempt citations for noncompliance with injunctions or temporary restraining orders, unless the plaintiffs posted a bond when the injunction was issued. That means not allowing courts to enforce national injunctions. The administration can ignore unconstitutional rulings and will actively try to keep cases from being appealed to SCOTUS. House Republicans said this sounds good. Hopefully the Senate says no.View all 2,490 comments

The Big Beautiful Bill is getting a lot of attention for things like cutting social programs, but hidden in the bill is section 70302. This restricts federal courts from using appropriated funds to enforce contempt citations for noncompliance with injunctions or temporary restraining orders, unless the plaintiffs posted a bond when the injunction was issued. That means not allowing courts to enforce national injunctions. The administration can ignore unconstitutional rulings and will actively try to keep cases from being appealed to SCOTUS. House Republicans said this sounds good. Hopefully the Senate says no.View all 2,490 comments

The Big Beautiful Bill is getting a lot of attention for things like cutting social programs, but hidden in the bill is section 70302. This restricts federal courts from using appropriated funds to enforce contempt citations for noncompliance with injunctions or temporary restraining orders, unless the plaintiffs posted a bond when the injunction was issued. That means not allowing courts to enforce national injunctions. The administration can ignore unconstitutional rulings and will actively try to keep cases from being appealed to SCOTUS. House Republicans said this sounds good. Hopefully the Senate says no.View all 2,490 comments

The Big Beautiful Bill is getting a lot of attention for things like cutting social programs, but hidden in the bill is section 70302. This restricts federal courts from using appropriated funds to enforce contempt citations for noncompliance with injunctions or temporary restraining orders, unless the plaintiffs posted a bond when the injunction was issued. That means not allowing courts to enforce national injunctions. The administration can ignore unconstitutional rulings and will actively try to keep cases from being appealed to SCOTUS. House Republicans said this sounds good. Hopefully the Senate says no.View all 2,490 comments

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