Whether local rules that create classes of citizens and lawyers exceed the rule-making authority of the United States District Courts

question presented is whether Local Rules that on their face create classes of citizens and lawyers exceed the rule-making authority of the United States District Courts? 2. The second question presented is whether Local Rules that on their face create classes of citizens and lawyers and compel the petitioners, and all similarly situated licensed attorneys, to subsidize, join and associate with a second, third, and fourth mandatory state bar association as a condition precedent to obtain general admission licensing privileges in the United States District Courthouse are constitutional?