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  Ah yes. My teacher SEIZED my homework when I turned it in.
context: Doesn't he have a fireplace? >
  
  And a gas stove too! >
  
  And toilets!? >
  
  Maybe a dog too? >
  
  How about "found" the documents. I don't think it's exactly like they struggled to get away. >
  
  Seriously,  nothing was "seized" as they weren't there without permission. Biden is fully cooperating with DOJ and the national archives. >
  
  The documents were there without permission.
  "Seized" is used the same way you'd use "seized" for any other contraband. >
  
  The agency was there with permission,  I wasn't referring to the documents. >
  
  The title is referring to documents which were there illegally and can be seized.
  The same way you can seize a stolen car. This isn't hard to understand. >
  
  Just declassify them in your head Joe. Worked for the other guy. >
  
  It works even better for him, because he is actively president, unlike the other guy retroactively declassifying things >
  
  I haven't seen anything on what might be in these documents, but if my memory is correct, the other guy had nuclear secrets in his stash.