Project 2025 seeks to diminish the federal judiciary’s oversight over state legislation, particularly in areas like abortion and immigration, where states may want to implement more restrictive policies than those currently permitted under federal law.

The plan advocates for a reduction in federal judicial intervention in state matters, promoting a more decentralized legal system.

Implication for Everyday Citizens:

This move could lead to significant variations in rights and legal protections depending on the state, creating a patchwork of laws across the country.

Citizens in more conservative states might see an increase in restrictive laws around hot-button issues like abortion and voting rights, while those in more progressive states may experience the opposite, leading to a fragmented national landscape of rights and protections.