Donald Trump arrived in Florida the night before his arraignment.Miami police say they can handle crowds of up to 50,000 – live | Donald Trump
Miami police chief says military can handle crowds of up to 50,000
Next is the Miami Police Chief. Manny Moralesreiterated that the city is ready for protests of all sizes.
“We are taking this incident very seriously. We know things could go for the worst, but that’s not the Miami way,” Morales said.
“We have brought enough resources to handle crowds of 5,000 to 50,000 people. We don’t anticipate any problems,” he continued.
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Public reaction to Trump’s arraignment due in Wilkie D. Ferguson federal court could provide insight into Miami’s changing political character and Trump’s strong support among Latinos. unknown.
The Associated Press reported. Alex OtaoraThe Cuban-born YouTube personality is running for Mayor of Miami-Dade County, but has rallied her followers to support the former president.
In a YouTube clip, Otaora said:
Those of us who believe that America’s salvation will come only if Donald Trump wins a second term come together on Tuesday.
Demonstrators and Supporters donald trump They are gathering outside the Mar-a-Lago resort and golf course to greet the former president ahead of tomorrow’s federal arraignment.
The White House press secretary Carine Jean Pierrewas once asked what about the president. Joe Biden read the indictment against donald trump.
My colleague David Smith reports that Jean-Pierre replied:
I’m not going to comment.
House Republicans, meanwhile, continue to defend. donald trump. Politico reported that Jim Jordan, the chairman of the Judiciary Committee and former presidential aide, is considering asking Special Counsel Jack Smith to appear before the committee.
appointed by the attorney general Merrick Garland Last week, Smith filed a federal complaint against Trump over classified documents found in the United States. Mar-a-Lago. The Justice Department typically refuses to provide information about ongoing investigations, and is unlikely to acquiesce to Jordan’s selected requests below.
Guardian’s Leonie Chaofeng will take over the blog with the rest of the day’s news.
as Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy And other Republican leaders have been vocal in condemning the federal indictment of Donald Trump over classified documents found in Mar-a-Lago, but one of the most famous figures in the Capitol has remained silent. ing.
As reported by CNN, Mitch McConnellThe top Republican in the Senate has refused to address the issue despite subsequent attempts by reporters.
Not much of a surprise to Kentuckians. reportedly disdainful A former president who praised his role in the Jan. 6 riots. It’s also worth remembering Trump’s big role of influence in choosing Republican candidates for Senate seats in last November’s midterm elections, which were mostly lost to Democrats and led by the House. It dashed McConnell’s hopes of regaining power.
At a White House press conference, Carine Jean-Pierre said Joe Biden’s root canal was successful and “the president is doing well,” The Guardian’s David Smith reported.
Joe Biden rescheduled Tuesday’s public event to undergo root canal treatment. Reuters report.
Biden was scheduled to meet with the NATO secretary general later today Jens Stoltenbergwill also host a reception for American diplomats.vice president Kamala Harris Today, he hosted a gala for college sports champions at the White House.
Donald Trump Arrives in Florida, Lawyers Still in Flux
donald trump Arriving in Florida ahead of tomorrow’s arraignment in Miami, the defense team for appearances is still in flux, CNN reports.
At the current White House press conference, National Security Council spokesman John Kirby was asked about the national security implications of the documents held by Donald Trump in Mar-a-Lago. rice field.
His reply was a scrupulous “no comment.”
“I think the Office of the Director of National Intelligence has already spoken about the fact that they are conducting a national security assessment, so I would like to refer you to them. answered.
After the indictment was opened on Friday, the Secret Service released a statement that essentially Donald Trump’s arraignment would be treated like any other event he attends.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live/2023/jun/12/trump-indictment-documents-florida-biden-mccarthy-politics-live-updates Donald Trump arrived in Florida the night before his arraignment.Miami police say they can handle crowds of up to 50,000 – live | Donald Trump