The National Archives is planning to hand over records to DOJ investigators indicating that former President Donald Trump and his advisers knew he couldn’t, as president, unilaterally declassify government documents.
In addition to showcasing that Trump is wrong about how classified documents can be declassified — a key component to his public defense so far is that he’s purportedly done nothing wrong in removing such documents from the White House to his Mar-a-Lago property —.
NARA spent almost a year trying to negotiate with Trump to return the documents to the agency, with him only agreeing to do soin the matter. Upon their first round of document retrieval, which took place in January 2022, NARA found that documents with classified markings were among those at his Palm Beach, Florida, residence, and informed the DOJ about it soon afterward.
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