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The city commissioned 'The Zone,' a 15-block homeless encampment that cost $20 million and relocated nearly 2,000 people from the area. According to studies, a majority accepted the change and moved straight to city housing. City officials will now monitor the area and appear in court before the end of November to demonstrate that they have kept the area free of buildings and rubble. People who try to move back into the area will face a criminal charge

On Friday, Scott Hall pled guilty to five counts of conspiracy to commit deliberate interference in the execution of election duties.

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On Wednesday, Georgia-based lawyer Ray Smith and Trump campaign counsel Ken Chesebro were arrested. Smith's bond was valued at $100,000, Smith's at $50,000, and as of this writing, they do not appear to have been sold. Former Georgia Republican chairman and state legislator David Shafer and former Coffee County GOP chair Cathy Latham turned themselves in early Wednesday morning at the prison, with both of their bonds set at $75,000. They have since been released. Their arrests came after conservative lawyer John Eastman and Atlanta-area bail bondsman Scott Hall forfeited to police on Tuesday. Former President Donald Trump would enter the prison in the case's pivotal moment on Thursday. After the 2020 presidential election results showed Joe Biden winning in Georgia, Shafer's involvement in the suspected plot was establishing an unofficial slate of electors.

Mark Meadows is urging a federal judge to reverse a rule that he must turn himself in on 2020 presidential election bribery allegations by Friday in Georgia. It's a last-ditch attempt to escape the 19 people's fate, including former President Donald Trump. Trump has stated plans to turn himself in on Thursday, while Rudy Giuliani's appearance is scheduled for booking Wednesday. The only two defendants arrested in Atlanta are John Eastman and Scott Hall, who were convicted of being arrested and have their mugshots released.

On Tuesday, Scott Hall became the first of former President Donald Trump's 18 co-defendants to sign in to the Fulton County jail.

On Tuesday, Scott Hall became the first of former President Donald Trump's 18 co-defendants to turn himself in to the Fulton County jail. Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis charged Hall, a bail bondsman in Atlanta, with crimes relating to his suspected involvement in the Coffee County, Georgia, voting system breach. According to the jail's records, Hall is currently detained and has an inmate identification number.

On Monday, the former president was indicted in Georgia for his suspected participation in the campaign to reverse the 2020 election, with prosecutors accusing him of being the head of a "criminal group." Trump and his campaign sent an angry email to supporters, accusing him of supporting his 2024 presidential campaign, despite being urging them to contribute towards his 2024 presidential campaign. In an email sent around 3 a.m., Trump declared that 'Justice and the rule of law are officially DEAD in America,' he wrote. Willis, a 'left-wing prosecutor' with a "strong anti-Trump bias," said, "she has INDICTED ME despite having committed NO CRIME," Trump's email said, before going on to say, "I will NEVER SURRENDER our country's these tyrants."

Despite the city's attempts to fix it, more than 100 people have become homeless in a month. As the downtown area has essentially devolved into a tent city known as 'The Zone,' the city has stepped up its attempts to solve the disaster. 84 people were relocated during the first two Zone cleanups, but the tent city population has risen from 786 in May to 906 last week. Such statistics indicate that the problem of homelessness in Phoenix, a city with a population of 1.6 million, is not going to go away anytime soon.

On Wednesday, city workers in Phoenix finally began to clear out the massive homeless encampment known as The Zone, although one city official confirmed that there are not enough spaces in public shelters for those being relocated. According to a local homeless charity, there were about 740 people living in The Zone as of Tuesday night, with some having moved out right before the clean-up. According to the Phoenix New Times, there are only 35 beds available in city shelters. Many people in The Zone have confirmed that hotel rooms will be booked, but most fear that they will be stranded on the streets.

A Georgia election official who is being prosecuted for posing as a fake Trump voter, leads two pro-Trump agents into a county elections office on the same day last year as a voting machine was broken. On Tuesday, the video's particulars emerged. And it sheds more light on the attempts of 2020-connected attorneys to find evidence of manipulation in the campaign, often with the assistance of local authorities.