The United States Supreme Court just made two major decisions. First, the Supreme Court ruled on two provisions of Arizona's voting laws, affirming them as constitutional. In a significant victory in a California effort to potentially target conservative organizations, the Supreme Court ruled that nonprofits do not have to disclose their donor list. Especially in areas hostile to one's conservative values, this would leave individuals supporting these organizations open to targeting and harassment. Jordan Sekulow and the rest of the Sekulow team discuss these major Supreme Court rulings and more today on Sekulow .

BREAKING: Two Major Decisions From the Supreme Court

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A shocking viral video surfaced (courtesy of the Daily Wire) of Khymani James, a student leading the antisemitic protests at Columbia University, declaring, "Zionists don't deserve to live. . . . I feel very comfortable, very comfortable, calling for those people to die." The Sekulow team discusses the unhinged rant and the ongoing college protests, President Biden's abusing the EPA to push a radical green agenda, an ACLJ case defending a teacher's First Amendment right to prayer, the latest on President Trump's legal cases – and much more. Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo also joins.

UNHINGED: Shocking Rant Goes Viral by Protest Leader

President Donald Trump’s immunity case is at the U.S. Supreme Court as the Justices hear oral arguments. Will SCOTUS grant or deny Trump presidential immunity for official acts taken while he was President? The Sekulow team discusses today’s Supreme Court case, Trump’s Manhattan trial, another ACLJ amicus brief to defend life at the U.S. Supreme Court, the latest news on President Biden, and former Representative Tulsi Gabbard joins the broadcast to discuss the college protests threatening Jewish students.

MUST WATCH: LIVE Legal Breakdown on Trump Immunity

President Donald Trump's Manhattan trial (with DA Alvin Bragg leading the charge) continued yesterday with arguments about whether Trump violated the judge’s gag order. The judge’s ruling, which could result in Trump being held in contempt of court, is imminent. Also, the ACLJ filed an amicus brief in Trump’s immunity case at the U.S. Supreme Court. Oral argument will take place tomorrow in Trump’s massive SCOTUS case. The Sekulow team discusses Trump’s legal issues, the ACLJ’s amicus brief, President Biden’s foreign policy failures – and much more.

TRUMP UPDATE: Gag Order Ruling from Judge Imminent

In New York City, protests turned violent as pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with the NYPD. The violence led to several arrests as the police attempted to control the chaos. And the antisemitic riots on college campuses continue to threaten the safety of Jewish students and faculty. Columbia University, where 100 rioters were arrested yesterday, is extending hybrid classes throughout the end of the semester to protect its students. The New York Post reports that 150 were arrested at NYU, and dozens of arrests took place at Yale University. The Sekulow team discusses the chaos spurred on by antisemitic protests, a new ACLJ FOIA bombshell that exposes President Biden's dangerous foreign policies, the latest news on President Trump’s Manhattan trial – and much more. Five for Fighting’s John Ondrasik also joins.

MASSIVE ARRESTS: Chaos Turns Violent in New York Protests

The antisemitism against Jewish students on college campuses is so volatile that even CNN is reporting that classes at Columbia today (the start of Passover) are meeting virtually. New York City Mayor Eric Adams also condemned the "professional agitators" at Columbia and warned that the NYPD would be ready to intervene if needed. The Sekulow team discusses hostile protests at Columbia University and other college campuses (including Yale University, where a student was assaulted), President Biden's foreign policy failures, the latest news in President Trump's Manhattan trial, an ACLJ/ECLJ letter urging sanctions on Iran – and much more.

BREAKING: Two Major Decisions From the Supreme Court

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