Eric Adams tells protesters and Marjorie Taylor Greene to 'behave' during Trump visit

New York City Mayor Eric Adams issued a warning to 'rabble rousers' including Marjorie Taylor Greene today ahead of their planned visit to the city for Donald Trump's court appearance, telling them to be on their 'best behavior' and 'control themselves' while in town. He warned any 'rabble rousers' planning to cause problems that they will be arrested Georgia Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene is hosting a protest in NYC tomorrow morning Greene has promised to keep her protest peaceful, and says anyone who incites violence will be thrown out Join us at City Hall for an important public safety update. Former President Donald Trump gives a thumbs up as he arrives at Palm Beach International Airport on Monday morning before flying to New York City A protestor dressed as the devil holds a sign and a trident outside of Trump Tower in New York on April 3 Members of the media wait outside Trump Tower as he flies from Florida to New York City In Florida, Trump fans lined the route from Mar-a-Lago to the airport to show their support Trump fans take photos as the former president's jet departs from Palm Beach International Airport Trump is accompanied on the plane by his son, Eric, who shared this photo from onboard He urged New Yorkers to go about their day as usual, but to avoid driving and use the subway when possible. New York City will host a landmark day in American history on Tuesday when Donald Trump becomes the first former president to appear in court facing criminal charges He will have a mugshot taken and will have his fingerprints taken before going before a judge.