Federal prosecutors indicated that a portion of special counsel Jack Smith's report on President Trump’s handling of classified documents may remain unseen.
Trump's legal team is actively fighting to keep the report out of the public domain amid ongoing court disputes.
Attorney General Merrick Garland has stated that the report on the documents inquiry will not be released until co-defendant legal proceedings conclude.
If proceedings extend into Trump's second term, he could potentially pardon his co-defendants, affecting the report's release.
The Justice Department plans to share the report's details with judiciary committees while adhering to grand jury secrecy rules.
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