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Wizara ya Sheria ya Marekani imesema kuweka wazi vielelezo vya kibali kilichotumiwa na Maafisa wa FBI kupekua nyumba ya Rais Mstaafu Donald Trump, kunaweza kusababisha madhara yasiyoweza kurekebishwa.
Taarifa iliyotolewa na waendesha mashtaka Mahakamani imesema Nyaraka zilizowasilishwa zina maelezo nyeti kuhusu mashahidi waliohojiwa na Serikali pamoja na vielelezo vya siri vya Mahakama Kuu.
Nyaraka 11 za siri zilipatikana Mar-a-Lago, nyumbani kwa Rais Mstaafu Donald Trump baada ya Maafisa wa FBI kuvamia na kufanya upekuzi wiki iliyopita.
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The US Department of Justice says releasing details about the warrant used to raid Donald Trump's Florida home last week could cause "irreparable damage" to its investigation.
It wants to keep the affidavit, a court document showing the evidence required to obtain the warrant, under wraps.
FBI agents searched Mar-a-Lago to find out if Mr Trump improperly handled government records when he left office.
It was the first time an ex-president's home was raided in a criminal probe.
Eleven sets of classified files were recovered from the search one week ago at the estate in Palm Beach, according to the warrant, which was released on Friday.
Now, several news organisations have applied to have the affidavit unsealed.
But prosecutors said on Monday that such a move would "cause significant and irreparable damage to this ongoing criminal investigation".
"If disclosed, the affidavit would serve as a roadmap to the government's ongoing investigation, providing specific details about its direction and likely course, in a manner that is highly likely to compromise future investigative steps," they wrote in a court filing.
They also said the affidavit must stay sealed because the inquiry involves "highly classified materials".
On Monday, Mr Trump said the FBI took three of his passports during the raid - a step that would ordinarily only be taken if investigators deemed a suspect a flight risk.
"This is an assault on a political opponent at a level never seen before in our Country. Third World!" Mr Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth Social.
A law enforcement source later confirmed to CBS News - the BBC's US partner - that passports belonging to Mr Trump had been taken by investigators on 8 August.
In an email from the justice department to Mr Trump's team, an official said: "We have learned that the filter agents seized three passports belonging to President Trump, two expired and one being his active diplomatic passport" - and that they had been made available for pickup on Monday.
US media reports suggest the passports have now been returned.
The FBI search has triggered an angry backlash from Trump allies, with many demanding the affidavit be publicly unveiled.
Source: BBC
Taarifa iliyotolewa na waendesha mashtaka Mahakamani imesema Nyaraka zilizowasilishwa zina maelezo nyeti kuhusu mashahidi waliohojiwa na Serikali pamoja na vielelezo vya siri vya Mahakama Kuu.
Nyaraka 11 za siri zilipatikana Mar-a-Lago, nyumbani kwa Rais Mstaafu Donald Trump baada ya Maafisa wa FBI kuvamia na kufanya upekuzi wiki iliyopita.
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The US Department of Justice says releasing details about the warrant used to raid Donald Trump's Florida home last week could cause "irreparable damage" to its investigation.
It wants to keep the affidavit, a court document showing the evidence required to obtain the warrant, under wraps.
FBI agents searched Mar-a-Lago to find out if Mr Trump improperly handled government records when he left office.
It was the first time an ex-president's home was raided in a criminal probe.
Eleven sets of classified files were recovered from the search one week ago at the estate in Palm Beach, according to the warrant, which was released on Friday.
Now, several news organisations have applied to have the affidavit unsealed.
But prosecutors said on Monday that such a move would "cause significant and irreparable damage to this ongoing criminal investigation".
"If disclosed, the affidavit would serve as a roadmap to the government's ongoing investigation, providing specific details about its direction and likely course, in a manner that is highly likely to compromise future investigative steps," they wrote in a court filing.
They also said the affidavit must stay sealed because the inquiry involves "highly classified materials".
On Monday, Mr Trump said the FBI took three of his passports during the raid - a step that would ordinarily only be taken if investigators deemed a suspect a flight risk.
"This is an assault on a political opponent at a level never seen before in our Country. Third World!" Mr Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth Social.
A law enforcement source later confirmed to CBS News - the BBC's US partner - that passports belonging to Mr Trump had been taken by investigators on 8 August.
In an email from the justice department to Mr Trump's team, an official said: "We have learned that the filter agents seized three passports belonging to President Trump, two expired and one being his active diplomatic passport" - and that they had been made available for pickup on Monday.
US media reports suggest the passports have now been returned.
The FBI search has triggered an angry backlash from Trump allies, with many demanding the affidavit be publicly unveiled.
Source: BBC
