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The U.S. Supreme Court stated that a president, such as Donald Trump, is presumed to have absolute immunity for official acts

However, in remanding the case back to the district court, the highest U.S. judicial forum clarified that the White House occupant has no immunity for “unofficial” acts

July 1, 2024 - 1:19 PM

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Former President Donald Trump at his New Jersey golf course last August. (Seth Wenig)

By José A. Delgado

Corresponsal de El Nuevo Día en Washington D. C.jose.delgado@gfrmedia.com

Washington D.C. - The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday (6-3) that former President Donald Trump, and potentially future presidents, should be presumed to have absolute immunity for their “official” actions while in the White House. This decision came in a case involving attempts to overturn the outcome of the 2020 presidential election.