“Secret documents” from Biden and Trump’s house to be examined

According to the story by Washington-based broadcaster Punchbowl News, which is based on sources close to the matter, the US Department of Justice documents, Biden, Trump and Pence labeled “secret”, were included in The most confidential files, consisting of eight senior members of Congress, Republicans and Democrats, he sent to a group of deputies called the “Gang of Eight” who had access to him.

Lawmakers will examine “secret documents” from Biden’s home and office, Trump’s Mar-a-Lago mansion and Pence’s Indiana home.

The intelligence committees of the House of Representatives and the Senate have long emphasized the importance of handling and maintaining confidential documents, demanding access to these documents and requesting information from the Ministry of Justice on the work done on this issue.

The Justice Department objected to the release of the documents to Congress because they were “part of an ongoing investigation.” But Justice Minister Merrick Garland said last month that the documents could be shared soon.

THE CRISIS OF “CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENTS” IN THE US

Former US President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago mansion in Florida was searched by FBI agents on August 8, 2022 and many “confidential documents” were found there.

In January, the FBI found classified documents at President Joe Biden’s Delaware residence and at his personal office at the Penn Biden Center, which he founded.

Pence, on the other hand, was reported to have found “a small number” of classified documents from his tenure as vice president during the Trump administration in 2017-2021 at his home in Indiana.

The inability of top state leaders to properly manage “classified documents” containing sensitive information in the name of national security remains on the agenda of the American public. (AA)