The Supreme Court tomorrow is expected to issue its much-anticipated decision on whether Trump has legal immunity for his actions as president.
Trump has asserted that former presidents cannot be prosecuted, even after leaving office, for actions they took while in office.
⚡️ A decision by the court granting full or partial immunity to Trump would affect the charges against him in the federal cases involving his effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election and his handling of classified documents.
When the justices heard the case in April, it appeared that some conservative justices might be open to at least some presidential immunity.
Either way, months of courts weighing the issue have essentially handed at least a partial victory to Trump: Whatever the court decides, it's now unlikely either case will be resolved before the Nov. 5 election.
