Attorneys for former President Donald Trump have notified Georgia state court in Fulton County that they may seek to remove his case to federal court, according to a court filing.

If Trump seeks removal to federal court, he would be the sixth defendant in District Attorney Fani Willis' <a class="zZyg UbGl iFzk qdXb WCDh DbOX tqUt " data-testid="prism-linkbase" href="https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/timeline-criminal-probe-trumps-efforts-overturn-georgia-election/story?id=98504895" target="_blank">election interference case</a> to do so, joining Mark Meadows, Jeffrey Clark, David Shafer, Cathy Latham, and Shawn Still.

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Attorneys for former President Trump have notified Georgia state court in Fulton County that they may seek to remove his case to federal court, according to a new filing.{ai:summary}<p>Former President Donald Trump's attorneys are considering removing his case to federal court in Fulton County, Georgia, joining five other defendants in District Attorney Fani Willis' election interference case. #politics</p>

Trump may seek to have his Georgia election interference case moved into federal court

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