Restores executive power to appoint United States attorneys.
The Restoring Executive Power To Appoint United States Attorneys Act of 2025 amends the United States Code to restore the President's authority to appoint U.S. attorneys. Specifically, it modifies Section 546 of Title 28 to allow a person appointed as a U.S. attorney to serve until the President appoints a new one. This change aims to clarify the appointment process and ensure the executive branch's role in selecting these officials.
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