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According to media such as the New York Times, CNN or CBS News, there is a “strong signal” that a decision will be made about the Republican’s suitability for the primaries in Colorado, the state that initially vetoed the former president.
The Supreme Court of the United States announced this Sunday that it will publish at least this Monday a decision on the last cases you heardincluding that of the eligibility of former President Donald Trump (2017-2021) for participate in primary processes where it has been forbidden.
According to media such as the New York Times, CNN or CBS News, there is a “strong signal” that a decision will be made about the Republican’s suitability for the primaries in Colorado, the state that initially vetoed the former president.
The Supreme Court today made an announcement saying the ruling will be published online from 10am (3pm GMT).
The justices were not scheduled to return to the courtroom until March 15, the New York Times notes, so “the election calendar may have affected” the court’s operations.
In fact, the Republican Party of Colorado had asked the Supreme Court to act before ‘Super Tuesday’, which is celebrated today, March 5, and in which fifteen states will hold primaries, including Colorado, which had decided to expel him from the Republican primaries for his role in the attack on the Republican elections. January 2021 Capitol, same as Maine and Illinois.
All of these decisions were appealed to the Supreme Court, whose Colorado decision will likely set a precedent in the rest of similar cases.
Source: EITB
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