Justice Department Agrees to Delay Release of FBI Agents' Names in Jan. 6 Investigation
The Justice Department will refrain from revealing FBI agents' identities involved in Jan. 6 cases amid lawsuits over possible retaliation and privacy concerns.
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The Justice Department will not disclose the names of FBI agents involved in Jan. 6 investigations before ruling on ongoing lawsuits from agents fearing retaliation. Following a court agreement, a two-day notice will be given before any release. This decision comes in light of fears that public exposure could jeopardize agents' safety, amid claims of potential retaliation linked to their roles in the Capitol riot probes. The legal battle continues, emphasizing concerns over the politicization of the FBI and the implications for agents' job security and safety.
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