Gives the President's team more control over federal prosecutors.
This bill would give the President and their administration more direct control over federal prosecutors across the country. It would change existing law to reduce the involvement of federal courts in overseeing these prosecutors. This means federal prosecutors would report more directly to the President's team.
Today, current law (Section 546 of Title 28) includes rules that limit the executive branch's oversight of federal prosecutors and involve the courts in their operations. This bill would remove a specific part of that law (called subsection (d)) and make a small wording change in another part (called subsection (c)(2)). This would give the executive branch more direct control over federal prosecutors and reduce the federal courts' role in their oversight.
HR 8065 · 119th Congress · March 24, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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