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JUST IN: Biden FBI Spied On Barron And Melania Trump, Bombshell Docs Reveal
Newly declassified records reveal that the Biden-era FBI tracked the travel of Melania and Barron Trump while preparing the 2022 Mar-a-Lago search and later monitored phone metadata belonging to top Trump aide Susie Wiles.
The records were released Monday as part of a document dump detailing “Plasmic Echo,” the classified-documents investigation that was later taken over by special counsel Jack Smith.
While planning the search of President Donald Trump’s Florida estate, FBI agents sought detailed information about the travel schedules of Trump, Melania Trump and Barron Trump, who was still a minor at the time.
An internal planning document directed investigators to “finalize FBI understanding of FPOTUS/FLOTUS/minor son’s travel (type of aircraft and specific timeline)” before the search was carried out.
Another internal FBI document made clear that investigators planned to move after Trump was away from the property.
“Any search warrants would be served after the former President departs Mar a Lago,” stated a document from a declassified FBI internal email thread dated June 1, 2022.
The FBI eventually searched Mar-a-Lago on Aug. 8, 2022, as part of its investigation into Trump’s handling of classified government records after leaving office.
🚨 HOLY CRAP! The Biden FBI TRACKED BARRON, per declassified files
The Jack Smith-directed investigation had Barron Trump as a target of the surveillance, along with Melania Trump — tracking their travel
The Biden regime also monitored now-Chief of Staff SUSIE WILES’ cellphone, advisors and journalists 🤯
THIS IS ONE OF THE LARGEST DOJ SCANDALS EVER. On top of what we already know, it only makes it worse…
Jack Smith should be behind bars TONIGHT! He’s a dirty deep state agent who wanted NOTHING other than to lock up Trump or get his allies on anything
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) October 5, 2026
Agents searched Donald Trump‘s office, storage spaces and other locations covered by the warrant and recovered thousands of government records, including more than 100 documents bearing classification markings.
The newly released files also shed light on how investigators handled Susie Wiles, who was then one of Trump’s most important political advisers and is now his White House chief of staff.
Between February and May 2023, investigators used a pen register and related monitoring tools to collect information about calls and other communications associated with Wiles’ phone.
The records included incoming and outgoing call information, missed calls, text-message metadata and voicemail activity involving defense attorneys, campaign advisers, Trump Organization personnel, political operatives and journalists.
The documents indicate investigators collected information about the communications rather than the contents of the conversations themselves.
The monitoring continued around the time Wiles sat for interviews with Smith’s prosecutors and FBI agents, including an April 2023 interview in Jacksonville, Florida.
The White House blasted the investigative tactics after releasing the files.
“Jack Smith’s surveillance operation was a disgraceful abuse of government power. Spying on political opponents is weaponization of law enforcement, plain and simple,” White House spokesperson Lauren Bis told Fox News Digital. “Those responsible must be held accountable.”
The declassified records also show that the investigation received approval from senior Justice Department and FBI officials.
Then-FBI Director Christopher Wray sought authorization from Attorney General Merrick Garland in March 2022 to open the matter as a full “Sensitive Investigative Matter,” according to the documents.
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The records further reveal internal disagreements about how aggressively investigators should proceed.
Officials at the FBI‘s Washington Field Office raised concerns over whether investigators had established sufficient probable cause for a search warrant, while Justice Department prosecutors continued pushing the investigation forward.
The disclosures come as Smith’s investigative methods face renewed scrutiny in Washington following separate revelations involving his election-related investigation, known as Arctic Frost.
That investigation included the collection of phone-record information involving Republican lawmakers.
Plasmic Echo dealt with a different case, but the newly released documents provide another window into how far federal investigators went while examining Trump and the people around him during the Biden administration.
The records show Melania and Barron Trump‘s movements were tracked for operational planning surrounding the Mar-a-Lago search, while Wiles’ communications metadata was collected as investigators worked their way through Trump’s legal and political circle.
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