Trump's Indictment Sparks Fear of Violence and Divides Republicans.
Security preparations have been increased ahead of former President Donald Trump's first appearance in federal court on criminal charges in Miami, including monitoring online threats and potential gatherings of far-right extremists. Authorities are monitoring plans for pro-Trump rallies, including one outside the federal courthouse on Tuesday purportedly organized by a local chapter of the Proud Boys. Trump is facing a 37-count federal indictment, 31 of which allege he willfully kept classified documents in his possession after leaving the White House. Trump's hard-line GOP allies cast the federal prosecution as politically motivated, while others called the charges exceedingly incriminating.
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