Supreme Court to Rule on Trump's Immunity Claim in Election Interference Case

The Supreme Court has agreed to hear former President Donald Trump's claim of immunity from criminal charges in his federal election interference case, pausing the case until a decision is made. If the court rules against Trump, the case will continue in Washington, D.C. federal court and could head to trial during the presidential campaign. If the justices rule in Trump's favor, the case will be dismissed. This decision extends a pause on a prior ruling from a lower appeals court that rejected Trump's argument.