Peter Navarro Appeals to Supreme Court to Avoid Prison Sentence

Former Trump aide seeks to delay serving time for contempt of Congress, citing unproven executive privilege.

Peter Navarro, former Trump White House aide, files an emergency Supreme Court appeal to avoid prison for contempt of Congress.
Navarro's last-ditch effort follows a unanimous rejection by a federal appeals court, citing a lack of evidence for Trump's executive privilege.
Navarro is set to report to a federal prison in Miami on March 19 to serve a four-month sentence.
This marks the first time a senior presidential advisor has been convicted of contempt of Congress after asserting executive privilege.
Navarro's case raises significant legal questions about executive privilege and the separation of powers doctrine.