A long-running investigation by the Department of Justice into classified documents found at former president Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago home came to a head with an indictment, but what's next for the businessman?
In August last year, federal agents seized approximately 100 classified documents from Trump's property in Palm Beach, Florida. It came after allegations that he'd taken around 300 classified records from the White House after leaving office.
The Presidential Records Act states that all documents from the end of Trump's time in office, which are considered part of federal property, should be transferred to the National Archives and Records Administration. But Trump denounced the investigation, saying he was entitled to take the records.
