Here's the Crowded Scene Outside the Fulton County Jail Ahead of Trump's Booking

Brittany M. Hughes | August 24, 2023
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The crowds are gathering outside the notorious Fulton County Jail in Georgia in anticipation of President Donald Trump’s expected evening arrival Thursday. And while the bulk of the group appeared to be staunch Trump supporters, there were more than a few left-wing hecklers in the mix.

The crowd began gathering around mid-morning, with growing lines of people stretching down the street in front of the jail where Trump is scheduled to turn himself in for fingerprints and a mugshot.
 


The local fire department could be seen prepping barricades and standing guard around the facility to stave off protesters who might be tempted to get a little too close.
 


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And it didn’t take long for Trump supporters and anti-Trump protesters to face off.
 


One Trump supporter likened watching Trump be booked on felony charges to the spark that ignited the American Revolution.
 


At the same time, anti-Trump activists used just about any means necessary to counter Trump supporters’ protest, even at one point using a bullhorn to drown them out.
 


One group called “Blacks For Trump” called out the left’s hypocrisy and double standards in accusing Trump of election interference.
 


Trump and 18 other defendants have been charged with a total of 41 criminal counts including racketeering and conspiracy related to what leftists say was an attempt to illegally overturn the results of a legitimate presidential election in 2020.
 

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