Mark Meadows Seeks Federal Court for Arizona Election Case

The former Trump chief of staff argues his actions were part of official duties, citing federal immunity.

Meadows faces charges related to an alleged scheme to overturn the 2020 election results in Arizona.
He previously attempted to move a similar case in Georgia to federal court without success.
Meadows' legal team claims the charges pertain to his role as a federal official, invoking the Supremacy Clause.
A hearing is scheduled for September 5 to consider the request.
Prosecutors allege Meadows worked with Trump campaign members to submit fake electors.