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Unsealed motions in Trump’s Fla. case suggest new evidence of possible obstruction

A federal judge in Florida on Tuesday unsealed two motions that were filed months ago by Donald Trump in his classified documents case and that she has not yet ruled on — part of a backlog that could delay the case beyond November’s presidential election.

The long-shot motions claim the indictment should be dismissed because the government relied on improper investigatory tactics — an allegation that prosecutors working for special counsel Jack Smith dismissed as having no merit.

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