US Federal Police returned Trump’s passports
American Fox News added on Tuesday local time that according to an FBI official, three of Trump’s passports, which were seized in the raid on his private residence, were returned.
Fox News, citing informed sources, announced that Trump’s two passports had expired.
An FBI official explained that in executing a search warrant, the FBI follows the procedures of search and seizure as ordered by the courts, and then returns the items that do not need to be kept for law enforcement.
Donald Trump wrote to Truth on the social network that in the FBI raid on the Mare Lago (residence), they stole three of my passports, one of which was expired, along with other items.
Trump added: This is an attack on a political opponent at a level that has never been seen before in our country. America has become a third world country.
According to American media reports, it is not clear why the FBI confiscated Trump’s passports or why the former US president has three passports.
Trump has announced that one of these passports has expired. He probably has a normal passport and a special passport for the President of the United States.
At the same time as the accusations against him, the former US president warned that if the situation does not calm down, “terrible things” will happen in America.
On Monday local time, Trump said in an interview with Fox News: America is in a very dangerous situation. There is a tremendous anger in society about all the corruption that I have never seen before.
Following the raid on Trump’s residence last Monday, the FBI released court documents showing that the operation was part of an investigation into possible violations of three laws related to Trump’s handling and handling of government documents.
According to court documents released on Friday, the FBI found 11 boxes containing classified and classified documents that Trump had removed from the White House at the end of his presidency, some of which were marked top secret. has been
But Trump has so far denied all the accusations and wrongdoing and said that he took these documents out of secrecy while staying in the White House.
According to IRNA’s report on Monday, quoted by MSNBC; The Espionage Act, which dates back to World War I, is one of three laws that the former US president may have violated following last week’s FBI raid on his residence in Mar-a-Lago, Florida. They are accused.