The Trump team has made several public statements that would raise more suspicion, draw more attention, provoke and encourage those who are targeting him to keep going.

If it’s a fishing expedition to destroy him personally, you don’t do that.
If there might be dangerous documents, you don’t do that.
If you might be guilty, you don’t do that.

You do that when the goal is to draw out and expose the ones that are up to no good. Make them spoil their drawers, while also giving them a false sense of security to keep coming after you. Sooner or later they’ll make a bad miscalculation. They’ll expose themselves sooner or later – and will probably themselves break every law they listed on the warrant in the process.

All speculation on my part, but it smells to me like it’s not an operation to target Trump as much as it is more desperate attempts to make sure they’ve covered their own posteriors.

What little information has been made available thus far strongly indicates to me that this is nothing but another fishing expedition to cover their own posteriors. They are terrified their sins will find them out. Somebody got the bright idea, hey there are documents down there with classified markings, let’s use that. They’ve been up to no good, and they’re scared out of their minds that Trump could have some documents that the people would find very, very interesting, and that he might leak them out. I doubt very seriously that any of the documents would harm a nation that was truly of the people, by the people, and for the people. I doubt the documents would harm democracy and self governance. Inasmuch as they may aid an enemy country, it would likely be the result of instability and unrest – the people justifiably up in arms about what the government has been up to, possibly leading to the end of the intel apparatus as we know it, possibly the end of the democrat party, and likely many people going to prison. What the documents would likely harm is their own fascist actions, because it’s a law just about as sure as gravity, whatever they accuse someone else of doing is most often exactly what they’ve done, what they’re doing, or what they’re about to do. That’s how hypocrites operate.