Senator John Kennedy and DOJ nominee Brett Shumate find rare agreement during a March 26, 2025 Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, dissecting the rise of so-called "universal" or "nationwide" injunctions. These sweeping court orders, which block federal policies beyond the parties involved, have no grounding in statute, Supreme Court precedent, or common law. Kennedy presses the point with sharp questions, while Shumate agrees: the legal foundation just isn’t there.

📅 Hearing Date: March 26, 2025
🏛️ Committee: Senate Judiciary
👤 Witness: Brett Allen Shumate, Nominee for Assistant Attorney General – Civil Division
🧵 Topics: Judicial overreach, Article III, equitable relief, forum shopping

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