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Trump Dismisses Remaining Biden-Era U.S. Attorneys in Aggressive Justice Department Overhaul

Donald Trump orders the termination of all remaining U.S. attorneys appointed under President Biden to realign the Justice Department with his administration's agenda.


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In a move reminiscent of past administrations, Donald Trump announced the dismissal of all remaining U.S. attorneys from the Biden era. Trump claims it is necessary to address what he termed a politicized Department of Justice, asserting that this action will restore confidence and fairness within the judicial system. The firings were abrupt and part of a broader trend of political appointee removals typical after a change in leadership. Trump's administration, strictly aligning with his political priorities, aims to install nominees of his choosing, subject to Senate approval.

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President Trump claimed that the Department of Justice had been politicized and needed a 'clean house' to restore confidence and fairness in the judicial system.

Yes, it is standard practice for incoming presidents to replace most U.S. attorneys, as these positions are political appointments confirmed by the Senate.

President Biden appointed at least 68 U.S. attorneys during his term.

The replacements will be nominated by President Trump and must be confirmed by the Senate. Until permanent replacements are appointed, acting U.S. attorneys will fill the roles.

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