donald trump is being investigated for espionage. The press rumors were confirmed by the search warrant his residence in Florida was after the same Approved From the court. The former president is under investigation three offenses. The first to be referencedespionage lawthe Anti-espionage Act of 1917, which punishes theillicit possession defense-related information that could harm the United States or benefit a foreign country; Destruction or concealment of documents to obstruct a governmental investigation or administrative proceeding; unauthorized removal of government documents. None of these laws will be challenged in a criminal proceeding where material is involved Approved. In fact, according to the FBI mandate, among the documents found at Mar-a-Lago was material classified as “top secret/sci.”
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According to the request of the Ministry of Justice and the green light from Donald Trump’s lawyers, a Florida federal court judge has cleared the warrant used by FBI agents to search the former president’s residence. The certificate contains the Reasons the investigation and the List of confiscated material. Trump replied that the documents transferred to Mar-a-Lago all “Approved“From him before the transfer. The footage, says the former president, was in a “safe placewith a additional padlock on their wish”. However, experts remind that the President can release some documents, but not top secret ones, since their content is protected by other federal laws: “Information of these categories, regardless of what the President may say or do, always requires protection for the interests of national security,” explains William Leonard, former director of the Information Security Oversight Office of the US National Archives.