Former President Donald Trump is set to sue the Department of Justice (DOJ) for $100 million, claiming that the FBI's raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate was a form of 'political persecution' and 'tortious conduct'. This lawsuit follows a 2022 search during which classified documents were seized, leading to Trump facing 37 felony charges, which were recently dismissed by Judge Aileen Cannon. Trump's legal team has filed a notice of the lawsuit, giving the DOJ 180 days to respond before the case moves to federal court. Legal experts suggest the lawsuit could backfire, as it may lead to discovery that forces Trump to disclose financial information regarding legal fees. Critics, including former prosecutors, anticipate that the lawsuit may be dismissed or withdrawn once the discovery process begins. This case could unfold during Trump's campaign for re-election in 2024, as he seeks to regain the presidency.