Federal agents in the United States seized materials marked “top secret” in the search Monday of former President Donald Trump’s Florida home.U.S federal court papers released Friday show that the Federal Bureau of Investigations removed 11 sets of classified records.The records include some that were marked “top secret” and “sensitive compartmented information.”Those classifications are used as identifiers of the nation’s most important secrets.The court records did not provide details about the documents or information they might contain.Other records taken from Trump’s property were hand-written notes, information about the “President of France,” and other papers marked as secret.The federal court also released the official government search order that investigators carried out.The search warrant says federal agents were investigating possible violations of three different federal laws under the Espionage Act.The violations can involve gathering, sending or losing information.
