Exactly. There is absolutely no authority whatsoever to prosecute a president. He has to be impeached before prosecuted. It may even say that directly in the Constitution.
“There is absolutely no authority whatsoever to prosecute a president.”
The people have unlimited, God-given rights identified in the Ninth Amendment and recognized as a penumbra of rights available, but not yet enumerated in the U.S. Constitution. Further, the people have unlimited, God-given powers identified in the Tenth Amendment and recognized as as penumbra of powers available to the people, but not yet enumerated in the U.S. Constitution.
The U.S. federal government has limited authority, rights and privileges delegated to the U.S. federal government from the God-given rights and powers of the people.
The people can bring a cause of action for unconstitutional acts. Any person has the right to pursue a redress of grievances against unconstitutional act in The District Court pursuant to the First Amendment. Violations of the Constitution are not discretionary acts. There is no immunity available for anyone, including the President, from committing unconstitutional acts. The first step involves filing a complaint in The District Court.