Alvin Bragg wants to keep Trump's hush-money case alive, saying presidential immunity is "temporary"
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is opposing President-elect Donald Trump ’s motion to dismiss his hush-money case, suggesting that it instead be put on hold while Trump is in office because “president-elect immunity does not exist," MSNBC reported Tuesday.
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