  It was shown recently that Weyl fermions in a superconducting vortex lattice
can condense into Landau levels. Here we study the chiral magnetic effect in
the lowest Landau level: The appearance of an equilibrium current $I$ along the
lines of magnetic flux $\Phi$, due to an imbalance between Weyl fermions of
opposite chirality. A universal contribution $dI/d\Phi=(e/h)^2\mu$ (at
equilibrium chemical potential $\mu$ relative to the Weyl point) appears when
quasiparticles of one of the two chiralities are confined in vortex cores. The
confined states are charge-neutral Majorana fermions.
