Donald Trump has been targeted for 37 counts in the White House Archives case

Donald Trump is the subject of 37 counts, including “withholding information relating to national security” and “obstruction of justice” in the White House archives case, according to the charge sheet announced Friday, June 9.

Secret documents that [Donald] Trump kept in boxes that contained information about the defense capabilities of the United States and foreign countries. And on nuclear programmes. Americans, according to this document. their potential Publication would have endangered the national security of the United States.the plaintiffs add.

A former personal assistant has been sued

Donald Trump said Friday that a former personal assistant and potential key witness in the case will also be indicted by federal justice in the case. The former US president did not mention in detail the charges against Walt Nauta, the military officer attached to the presidency during Trump’s term before he left the administration to continue working alongside him after his defeat in 2020.

“I just learned that the DOJ ‘thugs’ are going to press charges against Walt Naota, who’s an amazing guyDonald Trump responded on his network social truth. They are trying to destroy his life, like the lives of many others, in the hope that he will say bad things about “Trump”. » according to hv newsNaota was charged by the same grand jury—a citizen panel with broad investigative powers that works in concert with prosecutors—as the one that prosecuted Donald Trump. The charges against Mr. Naota are not known.

“primary witness”

according to Washington PostWalt Nota is “essential witness” In the federal investigation led by Special Prosecutor Jack Smith that led to the indictment of the former president. According to the newspaper, Mr. Nauta was responsible, at the Mar-a-Lago residence in Florida, where Mr. Trump has lived since leaving the White House, for “moving” Boxes of documents containing the diaries of the former president.

US President Joe Biden said on Friday that he will not be in contact with Attorney General Merrick Garland about these historic charges against his predecessor. Supporters of former Republican President Biden accuse him of abusing justice before the 2024 presidential elections, which may see the two men clash again.