Trump to travel to New York City Monday before Tuesday arraignment, return to Florida hours later

President Donald Trump is set to travel to New York City on Monday, just one day before his scheduled arraignment in the state. The president is expected to return to his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida just hours after his visit to the Big Apple. The reason for Trump's visit to New York City is not yet clear, but it is believed that he may be meeting with his legal team ahead of his arraignment on Tuesday. The president is facing charges of tax fraud and other financial crimes related to his business dealings in the state. Trump has denied any wrongdoing and has called the charges politically motivated. He has also criticized the New York prosecutors who brought the charges against him, calling them "radical left Democrats" who are out to get him. The president's visit to New York City is likely to draw a large crowd of supporters and protesters alike. Trump has a large base of supporters in the city, but he is also deeply unpopular among many New Yorkers, particularly in the liberal enclaves of Manhattan and Brooklyn. The president's visit to New York City comes at a time of heightened tension in the city, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to ravage the city and protests against police brutality and racial injustice continue to roil the city's streets. Trump has been criticized for his handling of the pandemic and his response to the protests, with many New Yorkers accusing him of exacerbating the crisis with his divisive rhetoric and policies. Despite the challenges facing the city, Trump's visit is likely to be a major event, with the president's supporters and detractors alike eager to make their voices heard. Whether Trump's visit will have any impact on his legal troubles remains to be seen, but it is clear that the president is not backing down in the face of his critics.