Supreme Court's Immunity Ruling Shields Presidential Actions from Prosecution

The decision grants presidents sweeping protections for official acts, raising concerns about unchecked executive power.

The ruling provides absolute immunity for core constitutional powers and presumptive immunity for other official acts.
Critics argue the decision creates a 'law-free zone' around the presidency, undermining the rule of law.
Legal analysts believe the ruling will not affect Trump's existing criminal cases in New York and Georgia.
The decision adds to the Supreme Court's trend of increasing its own power while limiting federal agencies.
Opponents warn that the ruling could enable future presidents to abuse power without legal consequences.