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Trump claims Biden authorized FBI to use deadly force in Mar-a-Lago raid

Attorney General Merrick Garland refuted ex-President Trump's claim of a DOJ-authorized assassination attempt during a search at Mar-a-Lago, emphasizing similar language was standard in President Biden's warrant.
Garland, addressing the panel, deemed Trump's accusation "dangerous," expressing concerns over increased threats towards prosecutors and agents.
The FBI clarified that the use-of-force language highlighted by Trump is standard in search warrants, including President Biden's, indicating routine procedure.

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The Guardian

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The Independent

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Reuters

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Associated Press News

FACT FOCUS: Trump distorts use of 'deadly force' language in FBI document for Mar-a-Lago search

Former President Donald Trump pointed to standard language in an FBI document unsealed Tuesday to baselessly claim that the Biden administration wanted to kill him during a search of his

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