In 2024, Donald Trump was facing a blizzard of partisan lawfare, in a blatant attempt at denying voters the right to vote for a candidate they nominated for President. USJF has also stood for the conservative principles that undergird our Constitutional order, and joined the fight against this attack to circumvent our electoral system. USJF filed an amicus brief in Trump v. United States, arguing that Donald Trump had immunity from acts he carried out with his presidential authority.
The Supreme Court agreed with USJF, finding that presidents have absolute immunity for acts committed as president within their core constitutional purview, and at least presumptive immunity for official acts within the outer perimeter of their official responsibility.
USJF was proud to prevail in the highest court in the land, and plans to continue to advance conservative principles in courts across the country and in the public arena.
