The NRSC and Chairman Daines filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court on Tuesday in support of former President Donald Trump's claim of presidential immunity and his appeal of the D.C. Circuit Court's ruling.
FIRST ON FOX: The National Republican Senatorial Committee and Chairman Steve Daines, R-Mont., filed an amicus brief on Tuesday in support of former President Donald Trump's presidential immunity appeal to the Supreme Court in the federal election interference case against him. Trump's attorneys in the federal case filed a brief on Tuesday on the matter, detailing the legal argument they plan to pursue during oral arguments before the court on April 25.
Attorney attempted to hold President Biden criminally responsible for his presidential policy of non-enforcement ?' Daines and the NRSC questioned. The committee cited the Immigration and Nationality Act's broad terms, noting, 'These sound like the kinds of ‘generally applicable criminal laws’ that the D.C. Circuit claims automatically remove issues from ‘within the scope of lawful discretion.
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