Prosecutors Reject Trump's Immunity Claim in Hush Money Case

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg argues that President-elect Trump's conviction in the hush money case should not be dismissed due to his election victory, asserting that presidential immunity does not apply. Despite Trump's legal team's efforts to halt the case, New York prosecutors maintain that the conviction should stand, although they are open to delaying sentencing until after Trump's term. This stance contrasts with the federal cases against Trump, which have been paused following his election win.