As president, Trump would have the authority over the National Archives and DOJ, allowing him to potentially reclaim all documents stored at Mar-a-Lago if his case is dismissed.
Legal experts suggest that Trump could take back his 33 boxes of documents, which include both personal keepsakes and classified materials, if he is reelected.
The historical Justice Department policy prevents the prosecution of sitting presidents, which could shield Trump as he navigates potential legal consequences of his actions.
With broad declassification authority, Trump could easily deem classified records as personal, enabling him to sidestep legal restrictions governing the handling of sensitive information.
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