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A major federal court decision has just reshaped Donald Trump’s legal future — and the timeline is accelerating fast.

In this video, we break down the appeals court ruling that rejected Trump’s immunity claim and explain why this decision is far more significant than it appears at first glance. This wasn’t a routine setback. It was a unanimous rejection that dismantles the legal strategy Trump has relied on to delay accountability.

Once immunity arguments fail, the legal system shifts into a different mode. Statutory timelines activate. Trial schedules tighten. Appeals lose their power to stall proceedings indefinitely. That’s exactly where we are now.

We walk through: • What the court actually ruled — and why the wording matters
• How this decision impacts multiple criminal cases at once
• Why the Speedy Trial clock is now a serious threat
• What happens if higher courts decline to intervene
• How ongoing trials could collide with the 2024 election
• Why public statements and online posts may now carry legal consequences

This analysis focuses on process, not politics. Courts don’t operate on campaign calendars, polling data, or social media narratives. They operate on procedure — and procedure is now moving forward.

Whether you support Trump or oppose him, this moment represents a rare stress test of American institutions and constitutional accountability. What happens next won’t be decided by commentary — it will be decided in courtrooms, under oath, and on the record.

Stay with us as we track the filings, rulings, and timelines that mainstream coverage often misses.

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