Mark Meadows' Appeal Denied in Georgia Election Case

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals rejects Meadows' bid to move his case to federal court, setting the stage for a potential Supreme Court challenge.

Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows loses appeal to move Georgia election interference case to federal court.
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously denied Meadows' request, leaving the Supreme Court as his only remaining option.
Meadows, indicted with Trump and others under Georgia's RICO law, sought federal court for a potentially more favorable jury pool.
The decision marks a significant setback in Meadows' legal strategy to claim immunity for actions taken as a federal officer.
Other co-defendants, including former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark, also seek to move their cases to federal court, but have so far been unsuccessful.