Trump's lawyers to answer DoJ request until Tuesday - Breaking The News

Trump's lawyers to answer DoJ request until Tuesday

18 September

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Former United States President Donald Trump's attorneys will have to answer the latest Department of Justice's request until Tuesday, an appeals court stated.

The request is connected to seized records from Trump's villa in Florida as the Department of Justice had previously demanded that it regains access to the former president's classified documents.

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