The United State US Department of Justice says releasing details about the warrant to raid for President Donald Trump’s Florida home last week could cause irreparable damage to its investigation.

The United State US Department of Justice says releasing details about the warrant to raid for President Donald Trump’s Florida home last week could cause irreparable damage to its investigation.

It wants to keep the affidavit, a court document detailing the evidence used to obtain the warrant, under wraps but Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI agents searched Mar-A-Lago to find out if 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.

It wants to keep the affidavit, a court document detailing the evidence used to obtain the warrant, under wraps but Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI agents searched Mar-A-Lago to find out if 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.