Stronger Trump back

With immunity, he may name more right-wing judges.

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Donald Trump returns to the White House shielded with presidential immunity by the Supreme Court and with the prospect of cementing a conservative majority on the bench for at least a generation.

The Republican president-elect appointed three right-wing justices to the top court during his first term and may have the opportunity to name more during his second stint in the Oval 0ffice.

Archconservatives Clarence Thomas, 76, and Samuel Alito, 74, who wrote the opinion over-turning the nationwide right to abortion, are the two oldest justices on the court and they could step down knowing their replacements would be nominated by Trump.

"It certainly presents the opportunity for them to retire with some assurance that their successor would continue their philosophy," said Christopher Peters, a law professor at the University of Akron.

"And I certainly wouldn,t be surprised if that happened."