The US Supreme Court has agreed to review Donald Trump's claim of immunity from prosecution for his actions as president.

Trump's legal strategy has effectively used pretrial motions to delay upcoming trials.

The Supreme Court's review is set to postpone Trump's federal trial for election interference until at least September.

A separate trial regarding the mishandling of classified documents is also expected to face delays.

These legal delays could potentially allow Trump to evade prosecution, more so if he wins the next presidential election.

The court's ruling on this matter will set a precedent for the immunity of future presidents and the scope of their post-presidential powers.

Concerns are rising about the ability to conclude Trump's trial before the 2024 election, and how this may affect the election and the Supreme Court's standing.