Supreme Court to Decide Trump's Ballot Eligibility Over Insurrection Clause

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments this week on whether Donald Trump can be barred from election ballots due to the Constitution's insurrection clause.

The case stems from a Colorado Supreme Court ruling that found Trump ineligible for the presidential ballot based on the 14th Amendment's Disqualification Clause.
Legal experts and political analysts express concerns over potential violence and chaos if the Supreme Court rules against Trump.
The decision could set a precedent affecting Trump's eligibility in other states and has broader implications for the U.S. electoral system.
Trump's legal team argues that the presidency is treated separately under the Constitution, while opponents cite the need to prevent oath-breaking insurrectionists from holding office.
The Supreme Court's ruling will address key questions, including the scope of state courts' authority and the impact of Trump's impeachment acquittal on his eligibility.