The Supreme Court of the United States ruled on the 1st that former President Trump has a certain degree of immunity from criminal prosecution in federal cases suspected of "interfering in the 2020 elections", and instructed lower courts to reconsider the case and determine which actions are "public acts" that cannot be prosecuted. The ruling states that the President is not above the law, but when exercising core constitutional powers, the President shall not be prosecuted, and his "public acts" shall enjoy presumed immunity, which does not apply to "non public acts". But the Supreme Court did not define what constitutes "public service behavior" in this situation, and instead entrusted this decision-making power to lower courts. After the Supreme Court ruling was announced, Trump posted on his social media platform "Real Social", stating that "this is a significant victory for our country's constitution and democracy.".