The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that individual state officials do not have the right to bar former President Donald Trump from participating in federal primary elections. This was reported by RIA News.
According to the Supreme Court, states cannot infringe on the exclusive right of the U.S. Congress to enforce Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution with respect to federal and especially presidential elections. This article states that a person who participates in a rebellion against the state cannot be elected to office.
So the Supreme Court concluded that the state judiciary did not have the right to remove Trump from the election because only the federal Congress could do that.
Before that, the US Supreme Court rejected The decision of a court in Colorado not to allow former American leader Donald Trump to participate in the primaries (primaries) for presidential candidates that will take place in the region on March 5. All nine members of the country’s highest judicial body voted in favor.
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