Indictment Backfires, Trump Raises Nearly $7 Million, Gains Over 16k Campaign Volunteers: ‘So Much Love!’

Forty-fifth President and leading 2024 presidential candidate Donald Trump is proving far-left District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s frivolous indictment of him has only just begun backfiring in his favor as he has reportedly raised a whopping $6.5 million dollars off of the indictment.

In the three days after Trump first announced, on his top-rated social media platform, Truth Social, on March 18, his expected arrest he discovered from “illegal leaks” from Bragg’s office, the Trump campaign revealed that they raised an impressive $1.5 million in grassroots fundraising.

Now, it has been reported Trump has raised a new $5 million since Bragg’s frivolous indictment of Trump was announced on Thursday.

$4 million of which was raised in the first 24 hours after Trump’s fraudulent indictment was announced. $1 million was raised in the second 24 hours.

In the first 24 hours after the indictment was announced, over 25 percent of the donations came from first-time donors. That’s not all, either. Trump’s campaign revealed to Axios over 16,000 volunteers have signed up on Trump’s campaign website in the first 24 hours.

“I have never had so much support and love as I do now against the Radical Left Insurrectionists, Extortionists, Crooked Politicians, and Thugs that are destroying our Country. Thank you, we will MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN,” Trump wrote on Truth Social on Sunday.

On Tuesday, Trump is expected to be fingerprinted and have a mug shot taken in New York. After the booking is complete, Trump will appear before a judge for his arraignment where he will face 30 currently unknown charges due to Bragg’s sealed indictment.

WATCH: THOUSANDS COME OUT TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT TRUMP AS HE TRAVELS TO NEW YORK FOR ARRAIGNMENT

Trump’s campaign announced on Sunday that after he flies back from New York to Palm Beach, Florida, on Tuesday, Trump is set to deliver remarks about his experience at his Mar-A-Lago club.

Trump’s lawyers are bracing for Judge Justice Juan Merchan to place a gag order on Trump in an attempt to prevent him from speaking about his arrest on Tuesday.

Under New York law, the fine for breaking a gag order holds a penalty of either 30 days in jail or a $1,000 fine.

Bragg, who has been exposed as being funded by a group supported by far-left billionaire George Soros, was able to get a Manhattan grand jury to vote to indict Trump on Thursday.

Adult film “star” Stormy Daniels was ordered to pay Trump $300,000 after losing a defamation case against him. However, on Thursday, a Manhattan grand jury voted to indict President Trump over a $130,000 payment to Daniels made by his former lawyer and now-convicted liar, Michael Cohen.

This makes Trump the first American president to ever face criminal charges.

The Color of Change PAC, the “nation’s largest online racial justice organization”, which was given $1 million in May 2021 from Soros, gave $1 million to Bragg but later pulled back half of their donation.