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The “property inventory” unsealed by a federal judge of what FBI agents seized from former president Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home breaks down what was in each of the 27 boxes and other document collections — including by level of government classification.
Taken together, the government’s court filings since the Aug. 8 search show that the FBI and other federal officials have retrieved 325 documents with classified markings from Mar-a-Lago in the year and a half since Trump left office. These documents feature all three categories of US classification, including the highest level, “Top Secret,” which covers information that “could reasonably be expected to cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security.”
FBI agents seizure Aug. 8 with search warrant
US District Judge Aileen Cannon on Friday unsealed a more detailed list of items seized by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents on Aug. 8 while executing a search warrant. The information was released by Cannon as she considers Trump’s request for a neutral third party to review the trove of seized documents — some with classification markings up to the top-secret level — and flag any potentially privileged material.
