It is alleged that former US President Trump will be arrested today

Former US President Trump's statement "I will be arrested on Tuesday" confused the country. In the USA, preparations have been started for protests that may be held in the big cities of the country against the possibility of the arrest of Donald Trump. While the USA was preparing for the Trump protests, a decision came out of the court that would annoy the ex-president. The Trump front, which wanted to prevent some witnesses from testifying in the case, lost this fight.

CALL THE PEOPLE TO THE STREET

On his social media platform, Truth Social, Trump urged his supporters to take to the streets, arguing that he expected to be arrested on Tuesday, according to leaked information from the Manhattan court. In Manhattan, a lawsuit was previously filed against Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, on charges that he had silenced Stormy Daniels, an adult movie actress who claimed she had an affair with Trump.

PREPARATIONS STARTED

While Trump's claim has brought Republicans and Democrats against each other in the US Congress, according to the news in the US press, officials in New York are now making extensive preparations for the demonstrations that will break out if Trump is arrested. Trump supporters demonstrated over the weekend around the former President's Florida home and outside Trump Towers in Manhattan.

New York police reportedly assigned 700 riot police to prepare. It turned out that the administrators in the state also held extraordinary meetings against possible protests. Officials are reportedly worried about clashes between pro-Trump pros and opponents.

SUPPORTERS MEET IN FRONT OF TRUMP'S HOUSE

Supporters of the former President held small-scale demonstrations outside Trump Towers over the weekend. It was recorded that crowds began to gather in front of Trump's home in Florida to prevent the arrest of the former President.

Donald Trump was summoned to testify as part of the investigation being conducted for "paying a share of the silence" to Stormy Daniels during his 2016 presidential campaign. Trump, who is expected to run for reelection in the 2024 presidential election, said "I have done absolutely nothing wrong," using the descriptions of the "corrupt, immoral and weaponized justice system" on his social media account.

CLOSE FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA REACTIONS

Sources from the New York Police Department announced that they are closely following the social media reactions regarding the case, and that they are in contact with local authorities regarding possible events.

It is stated that the FBI is also working on a contingency plan in case of an attack on Manhattan Attorney General Alvin Bragg. It is also said that the special service agents authorized by Trump were brought to Manhattan after his arrest.