US SB1090

Requires a three-judge district court panel to hear civil actions seeking declaratory relief, temporary restraining orders, preliminary or permanent injunctions, vacatur, stays, or other equitable relief against executive branch actions or presidential executive orders

Mandates that the Chief Justice of the United States randomly select the three judges from all active federal judges nationwide, with one being a circuit judge and no more than two from the same judicial circuit

Prohibits any single judge from granting temporary restraining orders, stays, preliminary injunctions, or other equitable relief against the executive branch; requires majority approval from the three-judge panel

Prevents any single judge from appointing masters, ordering references to magistrate judges, or hearing applications for preliminary or permanent relief in these executive branch cases

Amends 28 U.S.C. § 2284, the existing statute governing three-judge district courts, to add these new procedural requirements for challenges to executive actions