The news about the FBI being sued for Homan tapes, following allegations of bribery, has surfaced, and it’s certainly a story that raises a lot of eyebrows. It appears there’s a lawsuit demanding access to tapes that allegedly show former ICE Director Tom Homan accepting a significant cash payment. The core of the issue revolves around whether this payment was indeed a bribe, intended to influence Homan’s actions in exchange for favors, and the FBI’s alleged involvement in capturing this act on tape.
The situation is complicated by the fact that Homan himself has reportedly stated he “did nothing criminal,” while simultaneously not denying the $50,000 cash payment.… Continue reading
Nine anonymous FBI agents filed a class-action lawsuit against the Justice Department, alleging an unlawful, retaliatory directive from President Trump to remove agents involved in the January 6th Capitol riot and Mar-a-Lago investigations. The suit cites a DOJ questionnaire targeting thousands of agents, potentially leading to termination or endangering agents and their families due to threats from pardoned January 6th defendants. A second lawsuit, involving the FBI Agents Association and seven additional anonymous agents, followed, similarly accusing the DOJ of mass, unlawful terminations. These actions are viewed as retaliation for agents fulfilling their duties.
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Nine anonymous FBI agents are suing the Department of Justice, alleging a retaliatory campaign to purge agents involved in investigations of Donald Trump and the January 6th Capitol attack. The lawsuit cites a DOJ survey seeking to identify these agents, raising concerns about potential termination, demotion, or other reprisals. Agents fear their personal information will be compromised, citing Elon Musk’s allies’ attempts to access government databases. The suit claims violations of First Amendment rights and federal privacy laws, seeking to block the release of the survey.
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