[Wash Times] The FBI said Tuesday it will turn over to the State Department thousands of work-related secret emails it recovered from Hillary Clinton's email server, which the former secretary failed to turn into the government when she left office.In a letter, FBI General Counsel James A. Baker said now that they've closed their investigation, the emails will be shipped back to the State Department to be handled according to federal law. That means they could also be released under the Freedom of Information Act.
Yes, technically they could be released under FOIA, but Foggy Bottom is conducting it's own internal investigation, so there could be some....delays. Had they remained at the Bureau, where the investigation has been completed, well, yes of course. The original records belong in the Library of Congress or NARA (National Archives and Records Administration) as appropriate. My emphasis in the last para.