Special Counsel Moves to Dismiss Trump's Immunity Claims in Documents Case

Jack Smith argues against former President Trump's immunity in the Mar-a-Lago documents case, emphasizing the charges relate to post-presidency conduct.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has responded to motions to dismiss the Florida documents case, arguing against Trump's claims of presidential immunity.
Trump's lawyers argue for dismissal based on the Presidential Records Act and claims of immunity, despite the charged conduct occurring after his presidency.
Judge Aileen Cannon, a Trump appointee, has agreed to hear motions to dismiss, while the Supreme Court is set to review Trump's immunity argument in another case.
Prosecutors seek to use sealed documents from Washington D.C. in the Florida case, requesting Judge Cannon to unseal them for evidence.
Smith's team emphasizes that the charges are based on Trump's conduct after leaving office, challenging the basis for his immunity claims.