Trump arrives at Miami courthouse to surrender in criminal probe

Donald Trump has arrived at the federal courthouse in Miami to face dozens of charges that he illegally hoarded classified documents and obstructed the efforts of authorities to reclaim them.

The former president’s motorcade pulled into an underground the garage of the Wilkie D. Ferguson, Jr. Courthouse at 1:50 pm. He was greeted by a counter-protester dressed as a prisoner who was chased out of the street by police. Hundreds of demonstrators also lined the street supporting Trump.

Trump is not expected to have his mugshot taken but will have his digital fingerprints taken. He was expected to plead not guilty to 37 felony charges accusing him of willfully retaining classified documents and obstructing justice.

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