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Trump Supporters, Antifa Converge on Courthouse in Recipe for Disaster

Townhall Media/Julio Rosas

Divergent parties began assembling outside of the federal courthouse in Miami ahead of former President Donald Trump's arraignment on Tuesday, with pro-Trump individuals there to show support for the current frontrunner in the 2024 Republican presidential primary and leftists there to celebrate the indictment.

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That mix, as friend of Townhall Marina Medvin pointed out, is a "recipe for tumult, if not worse."

The Miami police chief said on Tuesday morning that, despite significant security preparations, there would not be a barrier between opposing sides.

Whatever happens, Townhall's Julio Rosas is in Miami covering anything and everything that goes on as demonstrators show up, Trump arrives, and beyond. 

Already, a bomb squad unit was called to a sidewalk near the courthouse but, as Julio had reported earlier, the item of concern was just a flat-screen TV with a profane message on its screen.

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By late Tuesday morning, most of those who had gathered at the courthouse were either members of the media or there in support of the former president.

Rosas talked to a few Trump supporters to get their view on the indictment and arraignment of the former president-turned 2024 candidate:

Vivek Ramaswamy, another 2024 GOP contender, showed up to hold a hastily thrown-together press conference near the federal courthouse to call on every other presidential candidate — including Democrats — to pledge they'll pardon Trump on their first day in office...but not before he had some trouble with a megaphone:

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