More and more classified documents are found at Donald Trump’s Florida home.
Former US President Donald Trump had more than 300 classified documents in his Florida home, the New York Times wrote.
Newspaper This was confirmed by several sources familiar with the matter. Earlier in August, FBI agents searched Trump’s home at the Mar-a-Lago estate on suspicion of holding classified documents there.
This happened after Trump several times handed over classified documents that he had at home. In January, the newspaper wrote, he handed over 150 classified documents to the National Archives, causing the Justice Department to be alarmed and opening an FBI investigation.
Trump handed over a new batch of documents to the National Archives in June after threatening legal action. However, the FBI found additional classified documents when they searched his home earlier in August.
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At the same time, it is known that Trump filed a lawsuit after this The FBI searched the Mar-a-Lago estate Two weeks ago, he writes NBC News.
Trump on Monday asked to temporarily prevent the FBI from reviewing materials seized from his Florida home until a “special master” is appointed to review evidence, according to Reuters.
In US law, a “private tutor” is a dependent official appointed by a judge.
The FBI searched Donald Trump’s Florida property, Mar-a-Lago, by order of US Attorney Merrick Garland. This has never happened before for a former president of the country.
According to the Washington Post, the research background should be, among other things, a Suspected that Donald Trump kept secret documents About nuclear weapons in his house.
The Wall Street Journal On August 12, I reported that the FBI had found eleven classified documents during the search. In addition, some documents must be classified as “top secret”.
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