 Hakyeong Kate Lee, ABC News, Seoul. And it's the most closely watched case of the Supreme Court's term. The justices are expected to issue their ruling in the Trump immunity case later this morning. ABC News national correspondent Stephen Portnoy reports from Washington. Most experts expect the high court to figure out some way for the January 6th case against Trump to continue. They noted what conservative justice Amy Coney Barrett asked of Trump attorney John Sauer at the oral argument in late April. You concede that private acts don't get immunity.