Key takeaways:
- The Department of Justice conducted a planned search of President Joe Biden’s home in Rehoboth, Delaware, with the President’s full support and cooperation.
- The search was conducted by FBI agents and was intended to locate classified documents.
- Reporters positioned outside the President’s home reported that the agents arrived at the property at approximately 9:30 a.m. local time and were seen leaving the property at around 11:00 a.m.
Today, the Department of Justice (DOJ) conducted a planned search of President Joe Biden’s home in Rehoboth, Delaware, with the President’s full support and cooperation. According to Biden’s personal attorney Bob Bauer, the search was conducted in accordance with the DOJ’s standard policy of not providing advance public notice.
“Under DOJ’s standard procedures, in the interests of operational security and integrity, it sought to do this work without advance public notice, and we agreed to cooperate,” Bauer said in a statement.
The search was conducted by FBI agents and was intended to locate classified documents. Bauer noted that the search is part of a “thorough and timely DOJ process” and that the President is fully supporting and facilitating the process.
Reporters positioned outside the President’s home reported that the agents arrived at the property at approximately 9:30 a.m. local time and were seen leaving the property at around 11:00 a.m.
Bauer said that further updates will be provided once the agents conclude their work at the property.
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