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President-elect Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to investigate, prosecute, and imprison his perceived enemies during his campaign.

As NPR's Tom Dreisbach reports, Trump's targets are now bracing themselves.

Mark Zaid is an attorney in Washington, D.C., who represents multiple people threatened by the former and now incoming president.

Since the election, Zade says he's been helping his clients prepare for the new administration.

A lot of it is to simply get folks ready, secure lawyers, CPAs, you know, securing finances and things like that,

even being out of the country in the most extreme of circumstances.

Zaid is telling some of his clients to leave the country because it gives

them more options to fight against politically motivated prosecutions, though he said it is still

unclear whether Trump will fulfill his promise to prosecute his critics. Tom Dreisbach and

PR News. The French national football team will be back in front of its home fans tonight for the first time in a year and a half, according to the Staud de France website. And the first match of the Nation's League is against Israel. After last week's attacks on Israeli soccer fans in Amsterdam, Parisian authorities are on high alert. Here's NPR's Eleanor Beardsley. Deploying 4,000 police, that's four times more than usual,

with double layers of security inside and outside the stadium. I was out at the Stade de France

yesterday, and they were making a security perimeter with high fences around the stadium,

and all the restaurants and bars that usually make a lot of money on game nights told me they'd

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