President-elect Donald Trump’s landslide victory this week has set him up to do what Democrats have feared most: reshape the federal judiciary with a lasting conservative legacy. Now backed by a Republican-controlled Senate, Trump has the green light to continue his historic transformation of the federal courts—a shift that could influence American law for generations.

Legal experts say Trump could leave office with up to half of all federal judges carrying his stamp of approval. During his first term, he appointed a staggering 226 judges, and with 860 authorized judgeships in the U.S., he’s now on track to appoint over 200 more, securing an impressive conservative stronghold across the judiciary.

John P. Collins Jr., a law professor at George Washington University, points out that due to retirements, Trump could realistically hit that goal. Collins noted, “Some judges eligible to retire were appointed by Democrats, so Trump might not inherit as many vacancies as he did the first time. But I’m certain filling as many judgeships as possible will continue to be a priority.” And isn’t that a breath of fresh air? A president focused on giving Americans a fair and constitutional judiciary, not just rubber-stamping progressive ideology.

Trump’s secret weapon here has long been Senate legend Mitch McConnell, who famously said that judicial appointments are “the most important confirmations we have” because they’re lifetime appointments. McConnell’s steadfast support has already helped Trump place three justices on the Supreme Court, creating a 6-3 conservative majority. And that’s not just a win—it’s an impenetrable shield against the left’s relentless push for judicial activism.

During Trump’s first term, he appointed more federal judges than any president since Ronald Reagan, a feat Democrats are still smarting over. And as Trump steps back into the White House, Senate Republicans are ready to make sure he fills every open bench with constitutional-minded judges who will respect the rule of law instead of rewriting it to fit the left’s latest pet projects.

Let’s be honest: the left is panicked, and for good reason. They’ve spent decades trying to legislate from the bench, pushing through policies in court that couldn’t pass a basic vote. But Trump’s new wave of judges is about to put an end to that game. It’s not just about numbers; it’s about integrity, restoring a judiciary that serves the people rather than a political agenda.

So get ready, America. With Trump and a Republican Senate working together, the days of judicial activism are numbered, and a return to law and order is on the horizon.