Supreme Court's Presidential Immunity Decision Sparks Controversy

Legal experts warn of potential threats to democracy following ruling on immunity for presidential acts.

The Supreme Court ruled that presidents have presumptive immunity from prosecution for official acts.
Critics argue the decision undermines accountability and could lead to abuses of power.
Concerns are raised about the potential for a president to use law enforcement against political opponents.
The decision has prompted calls for a constitutional amendment to restore accountability.
Some believe the ruling could influence the upcoming presidential election.