Judges and Judiciary,
Government
Apr. 20, 2018
Federal judges ask Congress for additional funding
President Donald Trump may let the federal judiciary go hungry for a second year.
President Donald Trump may let the federal judiciary go hungry for a second year.
Representatives from the judiciary argued during a congressional hearing on Wednesday that Trump’s 2019 budget proposal is $300 million short of what they requested. Last year, Trump’s proposed budget was $450 million short.
“We ask that you consider the judiciary’s unique constitutional role in our system,” said Ju...
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