With three Republican senators backing his confirmation, Gotanji Brown Jackson’s approval advanced to the US Supreme Court.

The U.S. Senate is moving ahead with the process of recognizing Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. In a practical vote Monday night, all three Republicans voted in favor of the 50-member Democratic Congress constituency, which means the final vote on Jackson’s commitment will come this weekend. This happened despite the fact that eleven Republicans in the Senate Judiciary voted against moving forward with Jackson’s commitment on Monday. In response, Democratic Senator Corey Booker spoke to Republican colleagues.

Senator Cory Booker: “How much should you qualify? [Jackson] Recipient of two degrees at Harvard. How eligible should you be? He has served at all levels of the federal judicial system. How many qualifications do you need to have? He has received bilateral confirmation from the Senate three times.

Republican senators Romney, Murkowski and Collins, along with their Democratic counterparts, backed Justice Ketange Brown Jackson’s commitment. On the fifty-fourth anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a debate took place in the Senate Judiciary Committee on the confirmation of Judge Catanji Brown Jackson. Of the United States.