MIAMI (AP) — Florida's rightward swing is perhaps nowhere more notable than in this bustling part of the state's southeast coast, where the latest Donald Trump drama is unfolding. Republicans have steadily grown in prominence in this former Democratic stronghold in recent years, culminating in the GOP winning Miami-Dade County in last year's midterm elections. The party's future may now depend on what happens in South Florida – but for a very different reason. Trump, the former president who is again the front-runner for the 2024 Republican nomination, will appear in federal court for the first time Tuesday in Miami, where he is charged with 37 felonies related to illegally storing classified information.

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