The Supreme Court has announced that it will hear Donald Trump's claim of presidential immunity on April 25, marking the final day of oral arguments. The roots of this case trace back to a lower court's dismissal of Trump's immunity plea, contending that he was shielded from prosecution for the actions he took as president to challenge and overturn Joe Biden's 2020 election triumph.
The decision comes a week after the top court agreed to take up the case and put the criminal prosecution by Special Counsel Jack Smith on hold, providing Trump a legal respite.
