Supreme Court Urged to Rule on Trump’s Immunity Claim Amid Legal Challenges

Special Counsel Jack Smith emphasizes the urgency and uniqueness of the case, as Trump faces a separate hush money trial next week.

Special Counsel Jack Smith urges the Supreme Court to expedite ruling on Trump's immunity claim, emphasizing the unique severity of the alleged crimes.
Oral arguments before the Supreme Court are set for April 25, with a decision potentially impacting Trump's trial timeline.
Trump faces a New York hush money trial next week, with attempts to delay the trial rejected by appellate judges.
The hush money trial involves 34 counts of falsifying business records related to payments to Stormy Daniels.
Public opinion largely opposes Trump's presidential immunity claims, with 70% believing former presidents should not be immune from prosecution.