The United States Government has recovered more than 300 documents with classified information from Donald Trump’s residence in Mar-a-Lago, documents that include material from the CIA, the National Security Agency and the FBI, according to the New York Times, which cites multiple sources.
Earlier this year, the National Archives already managed to recover more than 150 documents listed as classified. In June, Trump provided the Justice Department with a second set of documents.
This Monday, the former president of the United States has filed an appeal against the registry of his mansion in Florida and has asked the judge to appoint an independent third party to supervise the handling of the documents that were seized from him after the operation carried out by the FBI on his property two weeks ago.
The tycoon’s lawsuit also demands that the documentation seized by the Department of Justice be returned to him, it is not part of the court order, since, according to what he maintains, it was “too wide“. In turn, he has also asked that the actions of the Prosecutor’s Office be considered as “surprisingly aggressive“.
The court filing also includes a message from Trump himself to the United States Attorney General, Merrick Garlandin which it is assured that after having been listening to the opinion on the raid of several people from all over the county, “there is a word that describes” their state of mind: “anger“.
“The tension and the pressure is building. Anything I can do to reduce this tension, to reduce the pressure, let us know,” says one message, accompanied by another criticizing Garland for using the law as “a weapon for political purposes“, says NBC.
Source: Lasexta
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