FBI agents sue DOJ amid fears of retaliation over Jan. 6 cases | Morning in America
Sixteen FBI agents are suing the Department of Justice to stop its plans to identify employees involved in the Jan. 6 and Trump classified documents investigations. The lawsuits came after the FBI was ordered to turn over to the DOJ the responses to a 13-question survey about agents’ work on the cases brought against those who stormed the Capitol on Jan.
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