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As her father prepared for his upcoming arrest on Monday, Ivanka Trump was spotted going about her day in Miami.
Photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com show the former First Daughter getting out of her black van at an office building in the southern city before quickly ducking back into the vehicle when she spotted the cameras.
Eventually, though, Ivanka entered the building escorted by a valet as she passed by a security guard.
Donald Trump's indictment hearing will not be recorded after a New York judge barred all video coverage of the monumental arraignment.
Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan confirmed the ruling late on Monday night - after the former president's lawyers fought to keep cameras out.
Just five pool cameras will be allowed to shoot inside the courtroom, but they will only be able to take still photographs before the arraignment kicks off
Furious Trump fans raged at Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg for indicting the former president as they gathered outside Trump Tower to catch a glimpse of the embattled presidential candidate.
They told DailyMail.com how they believe the charges filed against the former president are part of a 'witch hunt' as they branded the New York City DA 'Alvin and the chipmunks Bragg.'
Donald Trump on Monday night reacted with fury to details of his indictment being leaked to a journalist, and demanded that the Manhattan district attorney resign as a result of the report.
Michael Isikoff, a reporter at Yahoo News, said he had been told there would be 34 felonies. He also described in moderate detail the charges - which will be officially unsealed on Tuesday.
Trump, who is in Trump Tower ahead of Tuesday's arraignment, exploded in anger at Isikoff's report, and said Bragg should be prosecuted.
Trump will not have to get his mugshot taken and be put in handcuffs, according to a report from Yahoo.
Citing an unnamed source familiar with the procedures for the former president's arraignment tomorrow, a New York City police arrest report summarizing the charges against Trump will be prepared and entered into the court system before he is led into a courtroom for the indictment.
But, the source said, Trump will not be placed in handcuffs, put in a jail cell or subjected to a mug shot, as the Manhattan District Attorney office concluded that there was no reason for such measures.
Trump Tower is said to be in lockdown for the night as the former president spends the night at his luxurious penthouse ahead of the indictment.
The NYPD was seen Monday night monitoring the area.
President Donald Trump set out on his historic post-presidential journey from Mar-a-Lago to New York for booking without the company of former first lady Melania Trump or son Barron.
Trump flew to New York on the eve of his arraignment in the Stormy Daniels investigation along with a series of close aides, among them former White House aide Margo Martin, advisor Jason Miller, and longtime aide Dan Scavino.
Some of his aides were seen boarding his Boeing 757 emblazoned with the Trump logo for a flight whose movements were carried live on cable networks.
President Joe Biden said Monday that he has 'faith' in the New York Police Department and in the U.S. legal system, as New York braces for unrest ahead of former President Donald Trump's arraignment on Tuesday.
Biden traveled to suburban Minneapolis Monday afternoon to tout engine maker Cummins Inc.'s $1 billion green tech investment, which will allow the company to produce low to zero-carbon engines.
As he toured the facilities alongside Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Sens. Amy Klobuchar and Tina Smith and Rep. Ilhan Omar, Biden was asked if he was concerned about unrest.
'No, I have faith in the New York Police Department,' the president answered.
Asked if he had faith in the U.S. legal system, the president responded with a 'yes.'
Former U.S. President Donald Trump is seen in Midtown on April 03, 2023 in New York City.
Trump is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow at a Manhattan courthouse following his indictment by a grand jury
Trump will not be leaving Trump Tower until tomorrow, officials told NBC News.
The former president is not expected to leave until tomorrow when he is to appear at the courthouse for his arraignment at 2:15 p.m. ET.
But Trump is expected to meet with his lawyers and political advisers, an aide told CNN.
Trump is seen walking into Trump Tower on Monday afternoon
The former president will not be leaving Trump Tower until tomorrow
Trump is in for the night at Trump Tower
Trump is the first former U.S. president to face criminal charges when he is arraigned, fingerprinted and photographed at the downtown Manhattan courthouse tomorrow.
The charges stem from a probe into hush money paid to a porn star, but the specific charges in the indictment by a grand jury convened by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat, have yet to be disclosed.
Trump has said he is innocent. He and his allies have portrayed the charges as politically motivated.
He will stay at Trump Tower tonight before being arraigned tomorrow.
Here's what to expect:
New York is bracing for possible protests.
Police began building barricades along the edge of the sidewalks around Trump Tower and the Manhattan Criminal Court building downtown over the weekend.
His lawyers have said he will enter a plea of not guilty and his legal team is preparing to add a constitutional expert amid fears that the judge in the case will impose a gag order.
On Monday his legal team also issued a plea to the judge to ban cameras from the courtroom and hired top defense attorney Todd Blanche to boost their defense.
Justice Juan Merchan was expected to decide the matter on Monday evening.
Court officials say he is due to arraigned at 2:15pm on Tuesday.
He is then expected to return to his Mar-a-Lago home where he plans to make a speech in the evening.
The New York case is one of several probes Trump faces.
Beefing up his legal team, Trump hired Todd Blanche, a prominent white-collar criminal defense lawyer and former federal prosecutor, to join his defense.
Blanche and other Trump lawyers on Monday urged the judge not to allow videography, photography and radio coverage of the arraignment.
In a letter to the court, they argued against allowing such coverage, saying it would 'exacerbate an already almost circus-like atmosphere around this case' and 'detract from both the dignity and decorum of the proceedings and courtroom.'
Justice Juan Merchan was expected to decide the matter on Monday.
Blanche previously represented Paul Manafort, Trump's 2016 campaign chairman, when Manafort was hit with New York state fraud charges after being sentenced to prison for federal crimes.
The state charges were eventually dismissed and Trump pardoned Manafort before leaving office.
Blanche also previously represented Igor Fruman, who was an associate of former Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani.
Todd Blanch previously represented Paul Manafort, Trump's 2016 campaign chairman
Blanch joined Trump as he boarded his plane at Palm Beach International Airport Monday
President Joe Biden pressed ahead with his official duties, visiting the Midwestern state of Minnesota on Monday to talk about economic issues, while Trump was arriving in NYC to face charges.
Biden told CNN's Betsy Klein he isn't worried about unrest in NYC due to the criminal indictment.
'No, I have faith in the New York Police Department,' he said.
He said he also has faith in the legal system regarding the indictment.
President Biden delivers remarks during his visit to the Cummins Power Generation Facility in Fridley, Minnesota
Trump waved to the crowd as he arrived at Trump Tower on Monday afternoon.
Crowds of people gathered outside the former president's residence in Midtown Manhattan as his motorcade pulled up.
Trump, members of his staff and his legal team had made the 10-mile trip from Queens to Trump Tower, where he waved before ducking into a side entrance of the property.
He shied away from using his usual entry, where crowds were gathered awaiting his arrival and police were lining the streets.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump arrives at Trump Tower
Trump's motorcade has arrived at Trump Tower - just after 4 p.m.
The ex-president will spend the night at his residence at Trump Tower before being arraigned in court Tuesday.
At least one arrest was made outside the Lower Manhattan courthouse while Trump was arriving by plane in Queens, NBC News reported.
A man who had been yelling in the area was surrounded by NYPD officers, handcuffed, and led away.
One person was heard telling police that he was 'harassing everybody.'
Trump exited Trump Force One at LaGuardia just before 4 p.m. and got into one of the waiting vehicles on the tarmac.
He will now be taken by motorcade to Trump Tower.
Donald Trump motorcade New york city april 3 2023
The former president has arrived in New York City on Monday to face charges stemming from an investigation into hush money paid to a porn star.
Trump Force One landed at LaGuardia Airport just before 3:30 p.m. and his motorcade will then escort him into Manhattan.
He'll spend the night at Trump Tower before he's arraigned on Tuesday morning.
As Trump prepares to arrive in NYC on Monday, his lawyers told the judge they oppose a request by media outlets to broadcast Trump's arraignment on Tuesday.
'We submit that the media request should be denied because it will create a circus-like atmosphere at the arraignment, raise unique security concerns, and is inconsistent with President Trump's presumption of innocence,' the team said in a letter to New York Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchant.
Trump hired Todd Blanche, a prominent white-collar criminal defense lawyer and former federal prosecutor, to lead his defense, two sources familiar with the matter said.
Justice Juan Merchan was expected to decide the matter on Monday.
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's office said it would leave it to the discretion of the judge, but noted that Merchan allowed a limited number of still photos prior to last year's criminal trial in which Trump's real estate company was convicted of tax fraud.
Eric Trump tweeted from aboard Trump Force One: 'Watching the plane... from the plane.'
The ex-president's son is on the plane with Trump as he heads to NYC today for his expected arraignment.
The ex-president is now airborne aboard Trump Force One on his way to NYC for his expected arraignment.
He's expected to arrive at LGA around 3:15 p.m. will spend the night at Trump Tower before turning himself in at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office on Tuesday.
Trump is first US ex-president to face criminal charges.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump gestures in a vehicle as he leaves his Mar-a-Lago resort
The plane of former US president Donald Trump takes off from Palm Beach International Airport in West Palm Beach
New York Mayor Eric Adams called out Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene by name while discussing security in the wake of Trump's arrival.
'Although we have no specific threats, people like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech, she´s stated she´s coming to town,' Adams said.
'While you´re in town, be on your best behavior.'
Trump supporters, including one of his staunchest defenders in Congress, Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, planned a rally in New York late Tuesday morning.
Additional security was in the works, and authorities had already closed and secured the courthouse floor where the former president is set to appear for an arraignment Tuesday afternoon.
'While there may be some rabble rousers thinking about coming to our city tomorrow, our message is clear and simple: control yourselves,' Adams said.
'New York City is our home, not a playground for your misplaced anger. We are the safest large city in America because we respect the rule of law in New York City.'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams listens as NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell speaks at a briefing on security preparations ahead of former President Donald Trump's arrival
Trump has boarded his private plane at Palm Beach International Airport.
He will depart for New York for his expected arraignment on Tuesday in Manhattan court.
Trump and members of his entourage climbed a set of stairs and entered his plane, painted in red, white and blue with TRUMP in big letters on the side and an image of the American flag on the tail.
Live video shows Trump's motorcade traveling to the Palm Beach airport where he will board a private plane bound for NYC.
Watch live on Dailymail.com's homepage.
Trump is expected to land at New York’s LaGuardia airport around 3 p.m. ET, CNN reported.
A motorcade transporting former U.S. President Donald Trump leaves his Mar-a-Lago resort after he was indicted by a Manhattan grand jury
Trump will appear before a Supreme Court judge in Manhattan, accused of several crimes which include at least one felony.
The charges could be read to him in the same courtroom where Harvey Weinstein was tried and convicted of sex offenses in 2020.
The 76-year-old will arrive in New York City on Monday and spend the night at his personal suite in Trump Tower, the 58-story skyscraper in Midtown Manhattan.
Early on Tuesday, he's expected to take the four-mile journey down Fifth Avenue and into downtown for the hearing at Manhattan Criminal Courthouse at 100 Centre Street.
Sources leading the planning say closures are likely on Centre Street, Canal Street, Baxter Street and Worth Street. Agencies could also seal off other roads around the building depending on the crowds and activity in the morning.
The operation will cause severe disruption around Lower Manhattan.
NYC officials are discussing security ahead of Trump's arrival on Monday and his arraignment on Tuesday.
Donald Trump has been photographed countless times during his time as a celebrity and the 45th President of the US.
But a mugshot of him could become one of the most defining images of the 21st century so far following his indictment over a $130,000 hush money payment to porn star Stormy Daniels.
And marketing executives believe the photo could be used as a rallying cry for both pro-Trump and anti-Trump camps.
Trump believes his mugshot will become 'the most famous one in the history of the world,' and plans to use it to raise millions for his presidential campaign, a friend of his claimed.
Although sources familiar with the planning process have said he might not be forced to pose for a mug shot.
Trump supporters cheer on Trump as the former presidents leaves his Mar-a-Lago estate and heads to the airport to travel to NYC for his arraignment.
Crowds of people lined Southern Blvd en route to the airport in Palm Beach.
Trump is expected to take off at noon and will spend the night in NYC ahead of the Tuesday arraignment.
New York City police have thrown up metal barriers around Trump Tower and blocked roads near Manhattan Criminal Courthouse as they brace for potential protests ahead of Trump's expected surrender to prosecutors on Tuesday.
Other courtrooms on the courthouse's higher floors will be shut down before the arraignment as part of the security precautions, a court official said.
The New York Young Republican Club says it is planning a protest at a park across the street from the courthouse, a demonstration that Republican lawmaker Marjorie Taylor Greene says she will attend.
Pictured:One Hogan Place, where Donald Trump will be arraigned on Tuesday April 4th, Sunday April 2nd 2023. (Christopher Oquendo for DailyMail.com)
Photo by Louis Lanzano/UPI/Shutterstock (13840899d) A Protester confronts a cross bearer outside the office of Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg
Trump is set to fly from Florida to New York City today, ahead of his scheduled arraignment on Tuesday.
In a social media post late on Sunday, Trump said he planned to leave his Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach at noon for the Trump Tower in Manhattan before heading to the courthouse on Tuesday morning.
A court official said the arraignment was planned for 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday.
Trump then will return to Florida and deliver remarks at Mar-a-Lago at 8:15 p.m. on Tuesday, his office said.
A police car is parked outside the Mar-a-Lago Club, home of former US President Donald Trump, on April 3, 2023 in Palm Beach, Florida, as Donald Trump is expected to fly Monday to New York for his historic arraignment on criminal charges
Donald Trump's legal team is preparing for a New York judge to slap a gag order on the former president on Monday, DailyMail.com can reveal, a day before he is due to be arrested in Manhattan.
The extraordinary move to potentially silence a candidate for president will likely enflame Trump's supporters as he prepares to fly out of his Florida home.
'The Trump legal team now thinks that the Manhattan judge will take the unprecedented step of silencing the presidential frontrunner with an unconstitutional gag order tomorrow,' said a source.
'The Trump legal team is considering adding a First Amendment lawyer to the effort to combat this and will fight it all the way.'
Breaking the gag order could trigger a fine of $1000 and a prison sentence of as much as 30 days, under New York law.
Donald Trump has confirmed he will return to New York City today ahead of his court appearance for allegedly making hush-money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels.
Barricades and riot control equipment have already been set up in the Big Apple as cops brace for the former president's arrival on Monday afternoon - and the outraged protests his indictment proceedings may bring.
Trump's avid followers held their own demonstrations near his Mar-a-Lago home on Sunday while a beefed-up law enforcement presence was seen outside Trump Tower and the Manhattan Criminal Court ahead of the historic proceeding on Tuesday.
Flurries of furious MAGA fans waved flags and protested in Florida at the weekend - flocking together in fury and brandishing posters that read: 'Stop the witch hunt!'
Trump, still seemingly in disbelief at the unfolding events, sarcastically told his followers that he would be heading to the courthouse for his arraignment on Tuesday - whether they 'believe it or not.'
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