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LGBTQ+ activists took to the streets in response to former US President Donald Trump's arrest in Manhattan.

During this global COVID pandemic, we like many other organisations have been impacted greatly in the way we can do business and produce. Gay couple, Daniel and Chris, spent April 4 getting married at the New York registry office on their one-year anniversary of meeting. This is not the only ongoing Trump investigation. These charges come from the longest-running criminal investigation of former President Trump. Members from organisations such as Gays Against Guns, Rise and Resist and We Will Not Be Silent showed up around Trump Tower, the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse and at Collect Pond Park. During his arraignment, Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 felony counts of falsifying business records.

The reaction to Trump's arrest largely — but not completely — mirrored the partisan divisions that have split the country and seemed to widen during his ...

Piloto said he believes the indictment of Trump only “helps him get his name out there” ahead of the 2024 election. Here’s the [full text of the Trump indictment](https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/04/04/trump-indictment-document/?itid=lb_more-on-the-trump-indictment_9). “Obviously, this is not his most egregious crime, if it is even a crime,” he said. “There are far more important things going on in the world, and in this country, than whether this guy is rightfully or wrongfully using funds to pay for something that is in the past,” said Piloto, 38, who is a second-generation Cuban American. Marc, their father, said he was “much more” eager to see Trump face legal consequences for his attempts to pressure election officials and to inspire the Jan. They are worried about getting to work, paying their taxes, putting gas in their car, and not whether this guy paid a little bit of money to a stripper to shut up, or whatever.” “And not only to our democracy but to the whole world.” Some of her classmates try to avoid the news “to maintain their sanity,” she said. He didn’t know about the indictment, but he was mistrustful of the timing ahead of the 2024 election. “Former President Trump at New York Criminal Court being processed,” the chyron on the screen blared. “I’m most interested in seeing how the other prosecutors follow this and how the process will be.” “I don’t think the indictment’s particularly important,” said John Rickard, a 74-year-old lumber broker.

I Stood Outside the Court Waiting for Trump to Arrive. It Showed Me Some Things About His Support Now. By Aymann Ismail. April 05, 2023 ...

“Well, it was a pleasure talking to you,” he said. “It’s something I’m going to remember for the rest of my life.” I asked if I could take her photo with the chaos behind her. “Good talking to you, too,” she said. “I took off to see the circus,” he said. I told her I was happy for her. “I just can’t believe they did this,” she told me. On the anti-Trump side, a group resisted when a Fox News reporter entered, yelling, “Get the hell out!” A man took an impressive hit of a joint and blew the smoke into the reporter’s face. “Go get another mask!” a Trump supporter yelled at a counterprotester. And some of the reporters outside the courthouse had seen firsthand the power he used to summon at his rallies even before he was president. I stood just two feet from her megaphone, and I could barely make out anything she was saying. Soon came a group of six Black men wearing “Blacks for Trump” T-shirts, along with another man carrying a giant flag that read “Trump or Death.” All were promptly swarmed. “Paying somebody hush money isn’t a crime!” the Trump or Death guy shouted into an obliging reporter’s microphone.

The People of New York v. Donald Trump is only beginning at the point of Donald Trump's arraignment and arrest. Motions, discovery and maybe a trial follow.

The first former US president to face criminal charges: Donald Trump now holds this dubious and historic record after a court in New York indicted him on 34 ...

"This is when the system, which is declared as absolutely free, ends up devouring or denying itself," she said. "Miracles still do happen," he wrote about the former president's arrest. - reflecting Mr Trump's track record of false or misleading claims - while in another German publication, Der Spiegel, columnist Roland Nelles wrote a piece titled " [Trump Turns Dock into Election Box After Criminal Indictment](https://oglobo.globo.com/mundo/noticia/2023/04/trump-transforma-banco-dos-reus-em-palanque-eleitoral-apos-indiciamento-criminal.ghtml)". Mr Trump has declared he is running in the 2024 presidential election. [the front pages of most UK newspapers](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-65183858) on Wednesday, under pun-heavy headlines such as "Donald (in the) Dock" and "Trump in the eye of the Stormy".

On Tuesday evening (4 April), Trump pleaded “not guilty” to 34 counts against him, before Judge Juan Merchan at a Lower Manhattan courthouse.