Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s appearance before a House Judiciary subcommittee will be postponed, on the heels of a new delay in former President Donald Trump’s sentencing for 34 felony convictions, a person familiar with the situation told Politico.

Bragg and Matthew Colangelo, who helped prosecute Trump, were due to offer up testify Friday, which was to be a day after Trump had been due to be sentenced in the case.

But that sentencing was pushed back until at least September after the Supreme Court issued a ruling giving presidents immunity from prosecution on “official acts.” The postponent is to allow time to consider how that ruling applies to Trump’s New York case.

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