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- Special counsel Jack Smith filed a revised election interference indictment against Donald Trump.
- The new indictment removes some of Trump's alleged conduct that risked presidential immunity challenges.
- He still faces the same four charges that were in the first indictment against him.
Former President Donald Trump was hit with a revised election interference indictment on Tuesday that keeps the same four counts against him but removes some of the alleged conduct that may now be protected by presidential immunity.