SCOTUS ruling on presidential immunity
The Supreme Court ruled that presidents have immunity for official acts while in office, but not all actions are considered official. Former President Trump's allies in Congress praised the decision as a win against Democratic lawlessness.
Key Points
- Presidents cannot be prosecuted for official acts
- Not all actions by a president are considered official
- Decision may impact ongoing legal cases
Pros
- Presidents have immunity for official acts while in office
- Decision seen as victory against political opponents weaponizing legal system
Cons
- Not all of a president's actions are considered official
- Ruling may further delay legal cases against former President Trump