Trump's court appearance raises concerns of violent protests and far-right support.

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Former President Donald Trump's expected courthouse appearance in Miami has not seen signs of large-scale and detailed planning for violence by his supporters, according to extremism researchers. The appetite to participate in a mass, in-person event is muted due to paranoia among Trump supporters about getting arrested and the cost of arrest and potential jail time. Trump's base is now largely focused on anti-LGTBQ+ efforts and a broader tactical shift on the far right to move away from organizing at a national level and refocus on local government.
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