IJ has been fighting this. https://ij.org/press-release/security-deposit-box-owners-step-forward-to-demand-fbi-return-property-seized-without-a-warrant/ https:

IJ has been fighting this. https://ij.org/press-release/security-deposit-box-owners-step-forward-to-demand-fbi-return-property-seized-without-a-warrant/ https://ij.org/press-release/security-deposit-box-owners-ste... https://ij.org/press-release/fbi-offers-to-return-property-to-some-security-deposit-box-owners-maybe-sometime-in-the-next-few-weeks/ https://ij.org/press-release/fbi-offers-to-return-property-t... https://ij.org/ll/fbi-vaults-over-the-constitution-to-illegally-search-and-seize-safe-deposit-boxes/ https://ij.org/ll/fbi-vaults-over-the-constitution-to-illega... EDIT: > Everyone has the right to contract for a safe, private place to store their property. That’s what Jeni Pearsons and Michael Storc wanted for their retirement nest egg. But now Jeni, Michael, and hundreds of other innocent people must fight to keep what’s theirs after the federal government broke into their safe deposit boxes, rifled through their belongings—and stole them all. > Jeni and Michael live in Los Angeles. Seeking to diversify their savings, they bought a few hundred dollars of silver whenever they had extra cash. To keep their property safe, they rented a safe deposit box at a California company called U.S. Private Vaults.