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Witnesses Will Stay Anonymous in Trump Classified Docs Case, Judge Says

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Prosecutors had sought to shield the identities of potential witnesses for the government, arguing they would be subjected to hostility, harassment, and threats.

AJ McDougall
AJ McDougall 

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A photo published by the U.S. Justice Department in their charging document against former U.S. President Donald Trump shows what the Justice Department says are boxes of documents stored at Trump's Mar-a-Lago club in Florida
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AJ McDougall

AJ McDougall

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