Federal Judiciary Launches Task Force to Secure Independence Amid Criticism

The U.S. federal judiciary has created a task force to safeguard judicial security and independence as President Trump's allies criticize rulings against his agenda. Led by Judge James Bredar, the task force addresses concerns of reduced judiciary funding and possible judge impeachments voiced by Republican lawmakers.

The United States federal judiciary has instituted a task force to protect the security and independence of judges amidst escalating criticisms from President Donald Trump and his supporters. This move comes as judges face scrutiny for rulings contrary to Trump's policies, and it aims to counter pressures from Republican lawmakers.

The initiative, spearheaded by U.S. District Judge James Bredar, is tasked with identifying and proposing measures to ensure the judiciary remains autonomous and secure. This development follows threats from lawmakers seeking to restrict judges' powers, cut funding, or impeach judges adverse to the current administration's decisions.

Concerns have grown as impeachment resolutions against certain judges are filed, influenced by Trump's remarks and legislative maneuvers. The task force's formation aims to address these threats, amplifying the judiciary's resolve to uphold democracy and judicial integrity.

(With inputs from agencies.)