Mark Meadows Seeks Federal Court for Arizona Fake Elector Case

Former Trump chief of staff argues for federal jurisdiction, citing constitutional immunity

Meadows claims his actions were part of his federal duties, seeking immunity under the supremacy clause.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes opposes the move, arguing Meadows missed the filing deadline.
A hearing is set for Thursday to determine whether the case will be moved to federal court.
Meadows faces similar charges in Georgia, where his attempt to move the case was denied.
Eighteen Republicans, including Meadows, have been charged in the Arizona fake electors scheme.