Justice Dept Official Says FBI Agents Ordered to Work on Jan. 6 Cases Are Not at Risk
The Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General said Wednesday that FBI agents who were following orders to work on Jan. 6 investigations are not at risk of termination, and he accused FBI leaders of "insubordination" for failing to comply with demands for information about those cases,
Some agents have been sent a 12-question survey about their roles in Jan. 6 cases. An FBI agent group advised agents overall ...
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Abject fear among agents that they could lose their jobs has distracted and destabilized the FBI workforce, current and ...
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Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) said Sunday that President Trump’s purge of the FBI is “incredibly dangerous” to ...
Seasoned members of the nation’s top law-enforcement agency are bracing for a mass expulsion as the president roots out ...
Martin's directive, written by Acting Attorney General James McHenry, said the firings would be effective immediately. The ...
Possible widespread firings of FBI agents are raising concerns about the agency’s ability to keep the public safe and to be politically independent.
Leaders appointed by the Trump administration are identifying potentially hundreds of FBI agents for possible termination, ...
An Associated Press investigation found the FBI has received nearly 300 allegations of sexual misconduct since the bureau ...
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