Trump is changing the Federal Appellate Court system to "right leaning" but has more to do.

Senate Republicans broke a record on Wednesday for the number of appeals court judges confirmed during a president's first two years.
Senators voted 50-49 on Andrew Oldham's nomination to be a judge on the 5th Circuit, making him Trump's 23rd circuit court judge confirmed since he took office last year. 
 
That breaks the previous record set by President George H.W. Bush, who got 22 appeals court judges confirmed during his administration's first two years. 

Republicans previously broke the record last year for number of appeals judges confirmed during a president's first year. But they haven't moved as quickly . . . . . .  on lower-level district judges, whose rulings can be overturned by circuit court judges. 
 
Washington Post analysis found that, when combined with votes on lower-level district judges, Trump was lagging behind other recent administration, except Obama, in total number of judges confirmed as of the end of May.