As Donald Trump prepares for a potential second term, he plans to implement hardline immigration policies and dismantle civil service protections, with support from conservative organizations aligned with Project 2025. Concurrently, legal challenges against him continue to unfold, particularly the Jan. 6 case, which has returned to Judge Tanya Chutkan for potential evidentiary hearings before the election. The Supreme Court's recent ruling on presidential immunity has complicated the prosecution of Trump's various cases, raising concerns about the fairness of judicial proceedings against him. Meanwhile, Trump faces an appeal deadline for a defamation conviction related to E. Jean Carroll, while the Georgia election interference case remains stalled in the courts. Overall, Trump's legal battles and political ambitions remain deeply intertwined, influencing both his campaign and the judicial landscape ahead of the November elections. Advocates on both sides are preparing for ongoing legal conflicts as the political climate intensifies.