Trump Set to Appoint Conservative Judges

President-elect Donald Trump plans to further reshape the federal judiciary with a new wave of conservative nominees, potentially more extreme than the 234 judges appointed during his first term. With Republicans regaining control of the Senate, Trump is expected to easily confirm candidates for over 100 judicial vacancies, including possible openings on the U.S. Supreme Court. Legal experts suggest that Trump's appointments will solidify a conservative judiciary likely to challenge regulatory measures and support his political agenda. Trump's previous appointments have already established a 6-3 conservative majority on the Supreme Court and shifted the appellate courts predominantly to Republican appointees. Many of these judges are linked to the Federalist Society and adhere to the originalist interpretation of the Constitution. Analysts predict Trump will seek out bold, younger conservative candidates to fill judicial roles in his second term.