By Sky Palma In 2018, then-President Donald Trump signed a bill into law that could now be used to punish him if he’s found to have taken classified information from the White House at the end of his tenure, Business Insider reports. Speaking to Insider, national-security attorney Bradley P. Moss said that Trump could face five years in prison if he’s found guilty under the national security bill he signed. The law upgrades the crime of wrongly moving classified material from a misdemeanor to a felony. As Moss points out, Trump signed the bill after spending the 2016 presidential campaign accu…
