American Center for Law and Justice

Trump’s recent 9-0 victory at the Supreme Court regarding the 14th Amendment cases has caused many news outlets to express their frustration. The Sekulow team discusses some of these reactions, as well as discuss the upcoming Trump immunity case at the Supreme Court.

A massive social media outage (involving Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Threads) just transpired on Super Tuesday – is this a cyber attack or even an attempt at election interference? Also, the far Left is having an epic meltdown over the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to keep President Donald Trump on the ballot. Many are accusing the SCOTUS Justices of being politicized for rejecting the argument that a state can use the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause to disqualify a presidential candidate. The Sekulow team discusses the Left’s attacks on the Supreme Court, the ACLJ’s defense of FBI whistleblowers, the Super Tuesday primary election between President Trump and former Governor Nikki Haley – and much more.

The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously decided 9-0 that President Donald Trump will remain on the ballot – a victory for the ACLJ and election integrity. The ACLJ represented the Colorado GOP at the U.S. Supreme Court after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause gave the state the authority to remove the former President from the Colorado ballot. In their opinion, the Justices wrote: “We conclude that States may disqualify persons holding or attempting to hold state office. But States have no power under the Constitution to enforce Section 3 with respect to federal offices, especially the Presidency.” In other words, the 14th Amendment has been forever removed as an avenue to disqualify future presidential candidates from election ballots. We celebrate this victory for election integrity – in this election and in elections to come. Future presidential candidates won’t have to worry about what this election cycle has entailed. No more state-by-state confusion about the right of Americans to vote for their preferred candidates – the constitutional republic remains intact.

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In a unanimous, 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court of the United States just reversed the Colorado Supreme Court’s attempt to kick President Donald Trump off of their election ballot in 2024. The American Center for Law and Justice filed a major brief in this very case representing the Colorado GOP. This is a resounding victory for us and for the American people. Our Chief Counsel Jay Sekulow provides expert analysis of the historic ruling you won’t hear anywhere else.

President Donald Trump just went live to address this morning’s Supreme Court victory for him, as well as our constitutional republic, by the Supreme Court this morning. In a historic, unanimous opinion, the Court ruled that he must be allowed to be on the Colorado election ballot in 2024.

LIVE ANALYSIS: The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously decided 9-0 that President Donald Trump will remain on the ballot – a victory for the ACLJ and election integrity. The ACLJ represented the Colorado GOP at the U.S. Supreme Court after the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that the 14th Amendment’s insurrection clause gave the state the authority to remove the former President from the Colorado ballot. The Sekulow team discusses the SCOTUS decision to preserve your right to vote for the candidate of your choice, how this massive Supreme Court opinion affects the 2024 presidential election – and much more.

LIVE COVERAGE: Supreme Court Ruling RELEASED on Trump Ballot Ban

Sekulow Senior Military and Political Analyst Tulsi Gabbard rails against the radical Left for lacking character, setting dangerous precedents and only caring about the power that they hold. As a potential running mate for Donald Trump, she also weighs in on his immunity case, as well as the disaster at the southern border.

The closing arguments will take place today in the disqualification trial for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. Will DA Willis’ improper relationship with Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade disqualify her from pursuing the case against President Donald Trump for 2020 election interference? Will the new evidence of the cellphone records for Willis and Wade open them up to a perjury charge? Also, the New York Times found text messages by Terrence Bradley that show he willingly helped Trump’s defense attorneys, which contradicts his testimony on the witness stand. The Sekulow team discusses the judge’s forthcoming decision in Georgia, an update on the ACLJ’s FBI whistleblower case, and the ongoing ACLJ case at the U.S. Supreme Court to preserve voting rights. Former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard also joins.

Donald Trump just scored a major victory over Special Counsel Jack Smith. The Radical Left is melting down.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has been dealt a significant blow in his election interference indictment against Donald Trump, who is claiming presidential immunity in the case. Supreme Court Justices have agreed to hear oral arguments about the immunity claim in April.

Special Counsel Jack Smith’s indictment against President Donald Trump for federal election interference will now go to the U.S. Supreme Court, as the Justices have agreed to hear the President’s immunity case. Oral arguments will begin in late April, and the Justices will likely rule in June – just in time for the 2024 presidential election against President Joe Biden.

BREAKING: Special Counsel Jack Smith’s indictment against President Donald Trump for federal election interference will now go to the U.S. Supreme Court, as the Justices have agreed to hear the President’s immunity case. Oral arguments will begin in late April, and the Justices will likely rule in June – just in time for the 2024 presidential election against President Joe Biden. The Sekulow team discusses Trump’s case at SCOTUS, the ACLJ’s case at the Supreme Court to preserve voting rights, Trump being removed from the Illinois primary ballot – and much more.

Donald Trump just saw a major victory in the Michigan primary, beating his opponent, Nikki Haley, by more than 40 points. Trump took nearly 70% of the vote. Will Haley continue on to Super Tuesday?

Hunter Biden testified under oath before the House Oversight Committee today about his overseas business dealings (e.g., the Ukraine bribery scandal) and whether President Joe Biden was involved. In his opening statement, Hunter also slammed House Republicans for the probe into his family and the impeachment hearings for his father.

Hunter Biden just testified under oath for the first time. He answered questions behind closed doors, but the transcript of his testimony is expected to be released within the next 24 hours.

Jordan Sekulow joined Newsmax to discuss Hunter Biden testifying before the House Oversight Committee, and if these testimonies could be severe enough to lead to an impeachment of President Joe Biden. Jordan also discusses the Georgia Fulton County Fani Willis case, and what the outcome of yesterday’s court proceedings.

Hunter Biden is testifying under oath today for the House Oversight Committee about his overseas business dealings (e.g., the Ukraine bribery scandal) and whether President Joe Biden was involved. Hunter also slammed House Republicans for the probe into his family and the impeachment hearings for his father. The Sekulow team discusses the Hunter Biden scandal and the deposition’s potential fallout for President Biden, the ACLJ’s victory in Nevada, the ongoing border crisis and possible impeachment trial for DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, President Trump’s primary victory in Michigan against former Governor Nikki Haley – and much more.

The saga continues for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. The judge in the case has ordered that Wade’s divorce attorney, Terrence Bradley, testify about the couple’s relationship. Will the testimony impact the judge’s decision on whether DA Willis will be disqualified from her case against President Donald Trump for alleged 2020 election interference?

It could soon be proven that Fulton County DA Fani Willis and prosecutor Nathan Wade both lied under oath when answering questions about when their romantic relationship started. After a disastrous first round of questioning, Wade’s divorce attorney Terrence Bradley will take the stand for a second time and after a judge’s ruling, he will no longer be able to hide the truth by claiming attorney client privilege.

The saga continues for Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis and Special Prosecutor Nathan Wade. The judge in the case has ordered that Wade’s divorce attorney, Terrence Bradley, testify about the couple’s relationship. Will the testimony impact the judge’s decision on whether DA Willis will be disqualified from her case against President Donald Trump for alleged 2020 election interference? The Sekulow team discusses the disqualification hearing in Georgia, the ACLJ’s battle at the U.S. Supreme Court to preserve voting rights, President Biden’s foreign policy – and much more.

We’re still waiting to hear the Supreme Court’s opinion on President Trump’s ballot access ahead of the 2024 election. The oral argument took place on February 8. If it were unanimous, we would have had an answer by now.

Donald Trump is fighting back against the New York City judge who has ordered him to pay a massive, $400 million fine for fraud. The judge has also banned the Republican candidate for president from doing any business in the city for three years. The move has sparked a country-wide movement of truckers who support Trump, who are staging a boycott of the ruling and are refusing to make deliveries to the city.

President Donald Trump has appealed the outrageous ruling in his New York civil fraud case. He had asked the judge for a delay in paying the $355 million fine but was denied; the state’s appeals court will now determine the President’s fate. All of this is going on while Truckers for Trump are planning a boycott of NYC to protest the judge’s ruling.