text:  For NPR News, I'm Harold Isaac in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The judge in former President Trump's hush money case now says he'll delay sentencing until September 18th so he can weigh the effects of the Supreme Court ruling on presidential immunity. Though Trump was convicted for falsifying business documents largely before taking office, Manhattan prosecutors did not object to delaying the sentencing. In its ruling, the high court granted broad immunity protections for former presidents.