Congress can fire federal district judges

The Judiciary is not a co-equal branch of the Federal Government.

If it were, Congress couldn’t pass 22 laws to regulate them.

https://www.fjc.gov/history/legislation/landmark-legislation-judiciary-act-1802

The list of these laws is in this link:

https://www.fjc.gov/history/legislation/landmark-legislation

Congress can fire all the judges in any federal district by eliminating it and creating a new one.

For example, on Aug. 1st, Congress created 66 new federal district court judgeships.

However, these judges were never appointed or confirmed.

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY)

BREAKING: The Senate just unanimously passed the bipartisan bill to create 66 new federal district court judgeships to meet workload demands.

— Senate Judiciary Democrats 🇺🇸 (🦋 now on bsky) (@JudiciaryDems) August 1, 2024

Senate votes 100-0 to add 66 federal judges

https://nakedtruth.news/nakedtruthnews/senate-votes-100-0-to-add-63-federal-judges-schumer-court-packing-phillips-unanimous-consent-judges-act-2024-s4149-s-4149-judicial-understaffing-delays-getting-emergencies-solved?rq=roberts

Chief Justice John Roberts (above)

Chief Justice Roberts cues up Biden's court-packing plan to add 79 new judges

https://www.brassballs.blog/https/newsothersmisscom/judgeships-expanding-federal-court-79-new-positions-judges-schumer-biden-packing-plan-add-79-expansion-california-texas-florida-chuck-beijian-joe-chief-justice-john-roberts-judicial-conference-cnn-nbc?rq=packing