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Coverage dated October 19, 2022

Trump May Let FBI Conduct Another Mar-A-Lago Search, Report Says

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The former president's legal team is reportedly hoping to ease legal pressure, as some federal prosecutors appear to believe there’s enough evidence to charge him.

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  1. KTVZ Bend

    EXCLUSIVE: Trump considers allowing federal investigators to search Mar-a-Lago again (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    CNN By Sara Murray, Kristen Holmes and Gabby Orr, CNN Donald Trump‘s legal team is weighing whether to allow federal agents to return to the former President’s Florida residence, and potentially conduct a supervised search, to satisfy the Justice Department’s demands that all sensitive government do…

  2. Forbes

    Trump May Let FBI Conduct Another Mar-A-Lago Search, Report Says (opens Forbes)

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    The former president's legal team is reportedly hoping to ease legal pressure, as some federal prosecutors appear to believe there’s enough evidence to charge him.

  3. KEYT Santa Barbara

    EXCLUSIVE: Trump considers allowing federal investigators to search Mar-a-Lago again | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    EXCLUSIVE: Trump considers allowing federal investigators to search Mar-a-Lago again

  4. WISH-TV Indianapolis

    Trump considers allowing federal investigators to search Mar-a-Lago again (opens WISH-TV Indianapolis)

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    (CNN) — Donald Trump‘s legal team is weighing whether to allow […]

  5. Insider

    Trump may allow federal agents to search Mar-a-Lago again as he weighs a more cooperative approach to DOJ probe, per CNN (opens Insider)

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    Justice Department officials have said that there are still missing government documents even after the FBI's raid in August.

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