Mar-a-Lago: the lax security of Trump’s alternative ‘White House’ – visualized

The ex-president's Florida estate has a history of security breaches, from US military plans viewed in front of paying guests to a makeshift situation room'

Long before FBI agents found highly classified documents close to public areas of Mar-a-Lago, the Florida resort that Donald Trump calls home, a number of other eyebrow-raising incidents have heightened concerns over the property's security.

They range from a Chinese national carrying multiple mobile phones and computer malware making it through a Secret Service checkpoint, to a fake heiress breezing in for photographs with the former president, to diners looking over Trump's shoulder at a laptop displaying top secret information about North Korean missile launches.