A federal judge has denied Donald Trump's latest attempt to dismiss his hush money conviction. The decision comes as Trump continues to challenge the legal outcome of his 2016 campaign-related case. Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein has once again ruled against Trump's request to move the case to federal court and dismiss it on grounds of presidential immunity. This marks the second time this year the judge has rejected similar efforts by Trump. The ruling reinforces the legal stance that former presidents are not immune from prosecution for actions taken while in office. Trump's legal team had argued that the case should be transferred to federal court, citing the president's immunity from prosecution. However, the judge maintained that the case remains under state jurisdiction. The decision highlights the ongoing legal battles surrounding Trump's past actions and the limits of presidential immunity. The case remains active as Trump continues to seek ways to overturn or dismiss the conviction.