In a footnote to its immunity decision, the Supreme Court appeared to say that the federal cases against Donald Trump cannot continue if he returns to the White House, the Washington Post reports.
Wrote chief justice John Roberts: “In the criminal context… the Justice Department ‘has long recognized’ that ‘the separation of powers precludes the criminal prosecution of a sitting President.'”


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