The nation's 45th president is facing 13 charges in Georgia.
Nine of the 19 co-defendants charged in the Georgia election interference case have now surrendered to authorities, and former President Donald Trump is set to join that list in a few hours.
One of the most serious charges against him is violating the state's Racketeering Act, a charge usually reserved for mob bosses, not former world leaders. The co-defendants in the case who have already turned themselves in include his former attorneys Rudy Giuliani, John Eastman, Sidney Powell and former Georgia GOP chair David Shafer. Willis gave all 19 defendants until Friday at noon to surrender.
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