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• Nine FBI agents are suing the DOJ for alleged retribution against them for their roles in the January 6 investigations and the Trump classified documents case, claiming they face termination or adverse actions for merely fulfilling their duties, amid revelations that over 5,000 employees were involved in these investigations.
• The plaintiffs assert that the actions by DOJ leaders classify as politically motivated retaliation, raising alarms about the implications of releasing personal information about agents involved in high-profile investigations, especially given the DOJ's recent demands for details from agents about their responsibilities.
• Concerns have been raised that the DOJ's actions may signal an attempt to purge federal workers implicated in past Trump-related prosecutions, fostering significant anxieties about due process and the overarching ramifications for law enforcement personnel, alongside Trump's promises to refocus federal law enforcement on crimefighting.