💥House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, said Republican lawmakers are preparing a slate of legislation to rein in the judiciary as the Trump administration battles multiple federal courts over its policies.

"Everything’s on the table," Jordan told Fox News Digital in an interview. "We’re looking to be as helpful as possible."

As one example, Jordan signaled he expected an eventual vote on a bill introduced by Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., who chairs the courts subcommittee of Jordan’s panel, which would limit federal judges’ ability to order nationwide injunctions in response to more localized cases.

"We've looked at different ways to draft legislation. But we think that makes sense," Jordan said. "That’s something that we can look at doing and maybe even, you know, try to move fairly quick on that bill."

Another idea Jordan mentioned was taking those nationwide injunctions to stop presidential policies and providing an avenue for an expedited appeal to potentially get the order limited quickly.

The Ohio Republican also mentioned reintroducing legislation from the previous Congress, when Democrats controlled the Senate and White House.

One such bill by Rep. Russell Fry, R-S.C., would allow presidents or vice presidents involved in lawsuits or other prosecutions to move those cases to federal court, if they were in a lower circuit.

But Jordan said the measure would be widened beyond just those two roles.
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BREAKING🤣: The White House kicked HuffPost, Reuters and a representative of the foreign press out of the traditional 'pool' Wednesday, making good on press secretary Karoline Leavitt's pledge to pick which outlets cover the president in confined spaces.

Ahead of President Donald Trump's first Cabinet meeting, the three reporters were told they weren't allowed to join the rest of the pool by press aides, banished alongside the Associated Press' reporter and photographer, who were ousted from the pool indefinitely earlier this month over the wire service's refusal to use the term 'Gulf of America.'

HuffPost's longtime White House reporter S.V. Date told Daily Mail that the White House was aware ahead of time that he was scheduled to serve as the representative for print outlets - newspaper and online - for events at the White House Wednesday.
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“I think you’re absolutely right, that within the next probably 60 days or so, we’re going to hear about indictments… so Jim Comey ought to go to the tall man’s shop and get measured for an orange jumpsuit because he’s going to prison whether he likes it or not.” - Gen. Flynn

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BREAKING🔥: The Trump administration plans to shutter more than 120 IRS offices that have taxpayer assistance centers as the White House’s efficiency zeal carves deeper into the tax agency.

The plan, outlined in a Tuesday letter from the U.S. General Services Administration that was obtained by The Washington Post, comes in the midst of the federal tax filing season that ends April 15, and as the administration is working to reduce agencies’ headcount and scale back the footprint of the federal government. Last week, the IRS started laying off approximately 7,000 probationary employees.

At least 128 taxpayer assistance centers will have their leases terminated or not renewed when they expire, according to a list included with GSA’s letter. It’s unclear whether the assistance centers — which provide free, in-person help for tax filers, on an appointment basis — will relocate or simply close.

All soft-term leases, which can be ended on short notice, are expected to be terminated except for those deemed “public-facing,” according to the letter, which was signed by Michael Peters, the GSA’s commissioner for public buildings. Those leases will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, the letter said.
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BREAKING: Pam Bondi just told Jesse Watters she is releasing the Epstein Files tomorrow!
It's happening!

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Ya - Because there are ongoing investigations concerning the Epstein files.

Why is this so fucking hard to understand?

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