US Congress Rejects Plan to Limit Number of Supreme Court Justices
The US Congress has rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to restrict the size of the Supreme Court, after Republicans attempted to cap the number of seats on the nation's highest court.
The US Congress has rejected a proposed constitutional amendment aimed at restricting the size of the Supreme Court, as Republicans attempted to cap the number of seats on the nation's highest court. The move comes after Republican lawmakers pushed for changes to the Supreme Court in recent years. The exact reasons behind the rejection are not specified, but it is likely due to opposition from Democrats and other lawmakers who may have been concerned about limiting the Court's power or ability to hear cases. As a result, the proposal has fallen short.