House Passes Bill Ramping Up Supreme Court Security After Month of Delay

The U.S. Capitol building in Washington on May 13, 2022. Jackson Elliott/The Epoch Times

The House of Representatives on June 14 approved a measure that extends security to family members of Supreme Court justices after Democrats failed to get a provision they wanted into the legislation.

The House voted 396–27 to pass the Supreme Court Police Parity Act. All no votes came from Democrats. Four members didn’t vote.