Trump Investigations

FBI Agents Sue DOJ Over Trump Case Involvement

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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Special Counsel Jack Smith Resigns Amidst Thwarted Trump Investigations

Special Counsel Jack Smith resigned from the Justice Department on January 10th, following the submission of a two-volume report on his investigations into Donald Trump. The report, detailing findings on Trump’s post-2020 election conduct and handling of classified documents, is currently subject to legal disputes regarding its release. Trump’s legal team and co-defendants’ attorneys are attempting to prevent portions of the report’s public dissemination, citing potential prejudice to their cases. The Justice Department has pledged to release the report, but has committed to delaying the public release of the classified documents portion until the relevant case concludes.

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