Donald Trump complained that the US Department of Justice had tried “Political Persecution” In 2022, his home in Mar-a-Lago (Florida) was searched by the Federal Police (FBI) for classified documents. In a complaint filed by Agence France-Presse (AFP) on Monday, August 13, Justice Minister Merrick Garland and FBI chief Christopher Wray allege “Far from ideal [appliqué pour les anciens présidents] hurt » Mr. Trump.
“Garland and Ray should not have consented to a search and subsequent indictment.”100 million dollars (92 million euros) in damages and 15 million dollars in legal costs, we can read in the complaint. The Republican presidential nominee in November continues to assert, without evidence, that Democrats are using justice against him.
In May, Donald Trump had already sparked disbelief after an FBI search warrant showed President Joe Biden wanted him dead.
Management treats confidential documents with indifference
Court documents contain standard FBI language that says its agents are authorized to use deadly force if they find themselves in imminent danger. In a rare press release, the FBI made the commitment“There is no deviation from the norm in this process.”Held on August 8, 2022. Donald Trump was not in Florida on the day of the search.
The former president is being sued in Florida for negligent handling of classified documents found at his Mar-a-Lago home after leaving the White House. A federal judge threw out the charges in mid-July, but the special prosecutor handling the case is appealing the decision.
The lawsuit alleges that Donald Trump compromised national security by keeping secret documents about military programs or nuclear weapons at home after his presidency ended, without turning them over to the Archives as required by law.
He has also been accused of trying to destroy evidence in the case. Serious charges are punishable by up to ten years in prison.
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