Tangerine ALREADY Has His Passports... Back. This Is... Just... Stupid... Yammering.

When someone is the target of a felony Espionage Act probe. . . and a full 18 USC § 793 probable cause judge-issued warrant is executed by the FBI, one with authority to search and seize in every room of the TARGET's residence. . . occasionally (perhaps even. . . often) additional, non-relevant documents may be swept up.

They are almost always returned -- within days.

And that (the usual course of events) is precisely what happened to this espionage / felony indictment "target". His passports are not proof of any "vendetta". Damn, son. . . Damnation.

He's physically received the passports back, already. Just. . . sit down.

Being a target of the FBI is no fun. But the presumption of innocence is for the courtrooms only.

Nah, out here, on the streets -- "the b!tch got eyes. . ." as Denzel reminds us, in "Philadelphia".

In time, a filter team at DoJ will begin sorting through attorney-client materials -- in the segregated boxes. And it is possible that in the non-privileged boxes -- federal AUSAs will find enough evidence to convict him, without the need to even look into the privilege boxes -- and so, will decide to return them, sealed and unopened -- just to save the taxpayers' time and expense.

In fact, that may be. . . likely, here (as several non-privileged boxes were clearly marked "Top Secret"). And that's exactly why the FBI segregated the atty-client junk, onto its own pallet of boxes.

But good law enforcement practice it to. . . take it all, and seal it up. Then. . . decide what to give back.

Cheers, chuckleheads! [Late tonight, the frothy right openly admits. . . Tangerine is going to be indicted.] And that. . . is what happens to repeat pattern felony law breakers. Out.

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