Política

Donald Trump solicita a Corte Suprema que impida examinar sus documentos incautados

Cuando dejó el poder, Trump se llevó cajas enteras con documentación de la Casa Blanca, a pesar de que una ley de 1978 obliga a cualquier presidente estadounidense a transmitir todos sus documentos de trabajo a los Archivos Nacionales.

(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 01, 2022 former US President Donald Trump arrives for a Save America rally at Macomb County Community College Sports and Expo Center in Warren, Michigan. - Former US president Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court on October 4, 2022 to intervene in the legal tussle over classified documents seized in the FBI raid of his Florida home. Trump urged the conservative-dominated court to stay a ruling by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals that restored access to the classified documents to the Justice Department. (Photo by JEFF KOWALSKY / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on October 01, 2022 former US President Donald Trump arrives for a Save America rally at Macomb County Community College Sports and Expo Center in Warren, Michigan. - Former US president Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court on October 4, 2022 to intervene in the legal tussle over classified documents seized in the FBI raid of his Florida home. Trump urged the conservative-dominated court to stay a ruling by the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals that restored access to the classified documents to the Justice Department. (Photo by JEFF KOWALSKY / AFP) JEFF KOWALSKY

Washington. El expresidente estadounidense Donald Trump, pidió este martes a la Corte Suprema que intervenga en la disputa legal sobre los documentos clasificados que fueron incautados durante un allanamiento, en su mansión de Mar-a-Lago, en Florida.

El magnate republicano presentó una demanda urgente en la que solicita a la corte que impida que el Departamento de Justicia examine unos 100 documentos “clasificados”, que fueron decomisados en su casa.

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