President Biden vetoed a bill that would have added 66 federal district judgeships, citing concerns about allocation and need for new judgeships. The veto essentially shelves the legislation for the current Congress.
Key Points
President Biden vetoed a bill adding 66 federal district judgeships
Concerns about allocation and need for new judgeships cited
Legislation passed unanimously in the Democratic-controlled Senate
Pros
Ensures a thorough evaluation of the need for new judgeships