Federal Agents Took a Dozen Boxes from Mar-a-Lago

FBI Raid of Trump's Mar-a-Lago: What Were Agents Looking For?

The Presidential Records Act, first passed in 1978, governs what happens to presidents' documents.

FBI agents took around 12 boxes from Trump's Mar-a-Lago home in their raid, his lawyer says

Christina Bobb, the former president's lawyer, said the search warrant suggested agents were investigating the treatment of classified material.

Littwin: We don’t know what FBI was looking for at Mar-a-Lago or whether it could be related to Jan. 6

The first thing you should know about the FBI raid — otherwise known as a court-ordered search warrant — on Donald Trump’s gold-plated Mar-a-Lago residence/club/hangout is that, as of this writing, we know virtually nothing about it, except that it’s unprecedented and stunning and daring and sure to be an issue in November’s midterms and probably well beyond.Mike LittwinFor starters, we don’t know what the FBI was looking for.We don’t know what …

The FBI pulled out a dozen boxes from the raid on Trump's house in Florida

The FBI took approximately twelve boxes from former President Donald Trump's residence in Florida, according to one of the Republican politician's lawyers...

Donald Trump's lawyer said the FBI removed 12 boxes from the former president's mansion during the raid in Florida

Federal agents suspect that when the former president handed over several items to the National Archives and Records Administration about seven months ago, people close to him obtained key records from the US Government

What was the FBI looking for in Mar-a-Lago?

Donald Trump has never been one for keeping records. But he's always been motivated by money