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FBI Director Christopher Wray Resigns Amid Politicization Concerns

FBI Director Christopher Wray resigns, citing political pressure as Trump prepares to appoint Kash Patel as successor, raising alarm about agency's independence.

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Christopher Wray has announced his resignation as FBI Director effective January after facing pressure from President-elect Trump, who has nominated Kash Patel as his successor. Critics argue that Wray's departure signifies further politicization of the FBI, as Patel is known for his loyalty to Trump. Senators are gearing up for contentious confirmation hearings, with concerns mounting over the potential erosion of the FBI’s independence. Wray stated his desire to keep the FBI focused on its mission and distancing it from political conflicts, yet resigning three years before his term ended raises questions about accountability in leadership.

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