The provision to limit federal judges' contempt power in the Republican domestic policy bill poses a serious threat to the system of checks and balances and the rule of law. It would shield the executive branch from consequences for violating court orders, undermining the authority of the judicial system as an independent check on executive power. Federal judges already exercise discretion in setting bonds for injunctions, often waiving them in cases involving constitutional rights. Stripping away this contempt power from the courts would enable the administration to defy judicial rulings without repercussions. This is an unacceptable erosion of judicial independence and accountability. I urge you to oppose any efforts to curb the courts' contempt power, which is vital for upholding the Constitution and protecting individual rights from executive overreach. The integrity of our democratic system of government depends on maintaining a robust system of checks and balances among the three branches.