Judge Delays Trump Classified Documents Case Following Supreme Court Immunity Ruling
The decision pauses key deadlines as both sides prepare new arguments on presidential immunity's impact.
- U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon granted a temporary stay on upcoming deadlines in Trump's classified documents case.
- The delay follows the Supreme Court's ruling granting Trump partial immunity for actions taken during his presidency.
- Trump's legal team has requested additional time to argue how the immunity ruling affects the case.
- Critics accuse Judge Cannon of favoring Trump by frequently delaying proceedings.
- Democrats are calling for increased oversight and potential impeachment of Supreme Court justices following the immunity ruling.
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