WABE's Week In Review: Arrests at Emory demonstrations and SCOTUS weighs Trump's immunity, future of Georgia trial

Arrests are made as Atlanta Police Department and Georgia State Patrol officers order Pro-Palestinian and "Cop City" protesters to disperse from the quad on Emory University's campus on Thursday, April 25, 2024. (Matthew Pearson/WABE)



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Also in this episode…

–Sam Gringlas has more on the U.S. Supreme Court now weighing whether former President Donald Trump enjoys absolute immunity from criminal prosecution, a decision that could affect if and when Trump will face trial in Georgia for alleged election interference.

–Marisa Mecke reports on why this year Georgia has more money than ever to clean up hazardous waste.

–Julien Virgin brought us more from the 10th annual African American Mayors Association Conference in Atlanta.

–Marlon Hyde interviews the U.S. labor secretary about the union push in the South.