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Question for the Week - Should Former Presidents Be Generally Immune to Prosecution for Official Acts Made in Office?

Yes

Nahom from MD

No, former presidents should not be immune to prosecution for official acts made in office as it permits unjust acts and potential abuse of power. Granting any form of immunity…

Jessica from OR

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Think the Vote

Question for the Week - Should Former Presidents Be Generally Immune to Prosecution for Official Acts Made in Office?

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