Trump Expected to Receive Intelligence Briefings Despite Classified Documents Charges

The Biden administration plans to uphold a longstanding tradition, despite concerns over Trump's handling of sensitive information.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to receive intelligence briefings if he secures the GOP nomination, despite facing federal criminal charges for mishandling classified documents.
Critics, including former national security officials, express concerns over Trump's access to sensitive information, citing his history of mishandling classified data.
The Biden administration intends to follow tradition by briefing Trump, aiming to avoid accusations of politicizing intelligence access.
Some argue that providing briefings to Trump could pose a national security risk, while others see it as an opportunity to regain his trust.
The decision to brief Trump is in line with a tradition dating back to 1952, designed to ensure a smooth transition of power and prepare the nominee for potential presidency.