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DOJ Can Resume Reviewing Classified Documents From Mar-a-Lago, Court Says

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A federal appeals court ruled that the DOJ is free to resume reviewing 100 classified documents seized from former President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home. Trump insisted that he declassified the records, however his lawyers have not made that argument in court. NBC News’ Peter Alexander has the latest on the investigation.

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