Supreme Court puts Trump back on Colorado Republican primary ballot
- The Supreme Court ruled that former President Trump cannot be disqualified from appearing on state ballots despite allegations of insurrection.
- The Colorado Supreme Court's decision to disqualify Trump under the 14th Amendment was reversed by the Supreme Court. States do not have the authority to remove him from state ballots.
- Trump is also facing criminal charges related to the same conduct, and arguments regarding his immunity claim from prosecution will be heard by the Supreme Court in April.
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