NYC prepares for Trump arraignment amidst security concerns and political tensions.

New York City is preparing for Donald Trump's historic arraignment on Tuesday with a massive police presence and rolling road closures. Mayor Eric Adams urged protesters to remain peaceful and specifically called out far-right conspiracy theorist Marjorie Taylor Greene, who tweeted she planned to join protests. Trump plans to spend Monday night at his apartment in Trump Tower and then will travel to the courthouse, where he'll be processed and released relatively quickly. There are "no specific, credible threats" so far, according to officials.