The Justice Department responded to former President Donald Trump‘s assertion that nine of the documents taken from his Mar-a-Lago estate in August were his “personal” property. The documents in question included six requests for clemency, two documents regarding immigration policy and one letter addressed to Trump from an individual at a military academy. The government referred to the Presidential Records Act in their response, which requires anyone who holds office to hand over all notes, memos, records and anything the President touched to the National Archives at the end of their adminis…
