Interim leaders at the Justice Department have spent the past week drawing up lists of people whose work at the bureau has earned disfavor with Trump for various reasons. Agents and analysts have been warned by FBI leadership that they may be asked to resign or face termination.
The FBI Agents Association blasted the planned firings in a statement, calling them “outrageous actions by acting officials are fundamentally at odds with the law enforcement objectives outlined by President Trump and his support for FBI Agents.”
“Dismissing potentially hundreds of Agents would severely weaken the Bureau’s ability to protect the country from national security and criminal threats and will ultimately risk setting up the Bureau and its new leadership for failure,” the group said... But these positions are able to be filled this is why there is an FBI academy where people train to join the FBI and there are other people who could be moved from more trusted sources which Trump could put into the FBI.
As we now know FBI falsely imprisoned men and women under the Biden regime for daring to protest the legitimacy of the 2020 election lost family members, jobs, businesses, friends, and reputations, all because Democrats needed to push a fake narrative that President Trump committed a crime on January 6, when his followers peacefully protested on the Capitol grounds.
This latest news also comes as six FBI executive assistant directors and 25 special agents in charge were fired or have been told to resign by Monday as the TGP’s Brian Lupo reported. This added to the purge that took place this week at the Department of Justice, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). At least a dozen employees at the DOJ were fired on Monday, mainly those involved in the political prosecutions levied against President Trump during “the Pause” between his administration.
More than a dozen Department of Justice employees who worked on criminal prosecutions of President Trump have been fired. Those who worked on special counsel Jack Smith's team were targeted. CBS News Justice Department reporter Jake Rosen has more.