Trump Tower could be raided to see if Donald Trump is hoarding more classified documents, a former federal prosecutor has said.
Neama Rahmani was reacting to a court filing by Trump’s lawyers on Tuesday, in which they said that Trump had kept presidential records in Trump Tower in New York and at his county estate in Bedminster, New Jersey.
“Prosecutors won’t know if classified documents still remain at Trump’s other homes unless they execute search warrants there,” Rahmani told Newsweek.
Rahmani, now president of the West Coast Trial Lawyers law firm in California, said prosecutor Jack Smith “is unlikely to do so at this stage of the case and during the election, but that possibility exists, especially because Trump has failed to comply with lawfully issued subpoenas in the past.”
