Trump's Miami Court Appearance and Federal Charges: What You Need to Know.

TL;DR
Former President Donald Trump is set to appear in a Miami court to face charges of illegally retaining national security documents, obstructing efforts to retrieve them, and making false statements about the matter. He is expected to plead not guilty. Trump's appearance has prompted concerns about potential protests, with security at the courthouse being tightened. Trump has called for his supporters to rally in his defense, and law enforcement is preparing for a potentially unruly scene. This is the second criminal prosecution against Trump this year, following his arraignment in April on state charges of falsifying business records.
- What to Expect as Trump Appears in Miami Court to Face Federal Charges The New York Times
- Nearly half the country supports Trump federal indictment, but believes politics were involved: poll Fox News
- See the line from new Trump charges to Jan. 6 coup plot: Hayes-Melber Breakdown MSNBC
- Explained: Trump indictment and why he’s wrong about Obama presidential records Chicago Sun-Times
- Trump tells Howie Carr he’s pleading ‘not guilty,’ calls indictment a ‘disgrace’ Boston Herald
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