The Supreme Court (SC) of the U.S. ruled that Donald Trump has the right to absolute immunity against a criminal process for actions within his constitutional authority.
With the ruling, a U.S. president can make illegal decisions and not be affected by the consequences if they are considered official acts.
The conservative majority of the SC, three of whom were appointed by Trump, supported the decision, while the three progressive judges voted against.
The decision could result in Trump not having to appear before a court prior to the elections.
This ruling will have implications on the three pending criminal trials against Trump, two of which are federal.
Conclusion: The SC has given Trump and future presidents the perfect alibi if they intend to break the law and the Constitution. The sentence green lights Trump to act in a second term even more decisively and endangers the future of justice and democracy in the United States.