Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, introduced a bill Monday to limit the scope of judicial rulings. 

The Trump administration has accused district judges of overstepping their authority in repeatedly blocking a number of the president’s policies. 

“Judges are not policymakers and allowing them to assume this role is very dangerous,” Grassley said in a statement. 

Under Grassley’s bill, judicial rulings would be limited to the parties involved, meaning any judge’s order would not apply to others who may be similarly situated but did not file litigation. Read Full Story

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