Former President Donald's Trump conviction for falsifying business records may not stop him from operating his business but could make it more challenging going forward, legal experts said.Trump's business assets include golf courses and real estate properties such as the Trump Tower building in New York City and the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida. He also owns a majority stake in the Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. , which manages the social media platform Truth Social.
He also saidthat the Mar-a-Lago property would be protected as it is considered his primary residence.'You couldn't sell Mar-a-Lago anyway because his primary residence Florida protects primary residences,' he said. 'Meaning, you can't foreclose on a primary residence in Florida. You can't take that away from someone.'Newsweek contacted Trump's campaign for comment via email on Friday.