"Trump's Supreme Court Appeal for Absolute Immunity and Its Potential Consequences"
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Donald Trump's legal team argued before the Supreme Court that the former president should have "absolute immunity" from criminal prosecution for his actions while in office, warning that denying this immunity could lead to future presidents being blackmailed. Legal experts have rejected this view, stating that it would give presidents excessive power. The case is set to be heard on April 25.
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