Marener
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Trump’s lawyer did indeed see the warrant and was given a copy of it as well as a list of things that were retrieved.Only in this case he signed a warrant that almost any judge would find overly broad and doesn't allow for 4th Amendment protections against illegal search and seizure.
They didn't show Trump the warrant and didn't allow his lawyers to see it before the search. They didn't provide a list of items seized after the search before leaving. And this list must be taken back to the magistrate who issued the warrant. Many of the items weren't listed. The FBI claims that those items were classified, so they couldn't be listed.
What is overly broad about the warrant? Documents with classified markings is pretty specific.