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US judge strikes down Biden overtime pay rule
(www.reuters.com)
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Cool that the same court in Texas always gets to decide policy for the entire fucking country.
Jurisdiction shopping is a real problem. Conservatives know they can file any case in one of these small districts with a Trump wacko as the sole judge, and enforce whatever legal hackery they want.
I was curious so I looked it up and this time it's actually not the Northern district in Texas, but the Eastern district. Still a Trump appointed judge though
That is getting pretty annoying. These cases should get reassigned to courts in different states after they reach a certain level of ruling.