Supreme Court Deliberates Trump's Presidential Immunity Claims
The U.S. Supreme Court is currently evaluating former President Donald Trump's claims for presidential immunity, which could delay his trial on election interference charges.
- The Supreme Court heard arguments regarding Donald Trump's assertion of presidential immunity for actions taken during his presidency.
- Legal experts express concerns that the court's decision could establish a dangerous precedent, potentially delaying the trial until after the presidential election.
- Trump's legal team argues for absolute immunity for official acts, while opponents deem such claims as a path to dictatorship.
- Justice questions during the hearing suggest skepticism about granting complete immunity to presidents for actions taken while in office.
- The outcome of the Supreme Court's decision remains uncertain, with implications for the upcoming presidential election and the rule of law in the U.S.






































































































































