(ReclaimingAmerica.net) – In a new power move by Donald Trump cleaning house, the president has begun firing federal prosecutors appointed by his predecessor, Joe Biden, paving the way for a new era in law enforcement.
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The administration swiftly terminated several U.S. Attorneys, raising eyebrows and questions about the future of justice in the nation.
The Trump administration is removing the last of Biden’s appointees to replace them with Trump-aligned officials.
This marks a continuation of the push to solidify Trump’s priorities within the Department of Justice.
Dismissal notices were sent not through traditional Department of Justice channels but directly from the White House via email.
Some U.S. attorneys, including those from Seattle, San Francisco, and Baltimore, received their marching orders, with the White House bypassing the DOJ’s Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys.
Such a move is unprecedented and has caused confusion within the Justice Department.
Questions about who will take over court filings have emerged, highlighting the gaps in transition planning.
Biden had already begun the process of removing Trump-appointed prosecutors in early 2021, but the Trump administration’s approach is noticeably different.
Instead of the customary resignation requests, some U.S. attorneys received sharp termination letters.
Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove has further demanded to know why any non-Trump-aligned prosecutors remain.
“The Trump administration has started firing the remaining Biden-appointed US attorneys, paving the way for an accelerated deployment of Trump-aligned law enforcement officials, said four people familiar with the moves,” four people familiar with the moves told Bloomberg Law.
This decision aligns with Trump’s goal of fast-tracking his law enforcement agenda, particularly in the realms of deportation and immigration control.
The abrupt firings caught some offices off-guard, especially as detailed succession plans appeared to be missing in numerous cases.
Notable dismissals include San Diego-based U.S. Attorney Tara McGrath and Maryland-based U.S. Attorney Erek Barron.
Barron’s dismissal after initial talks of leadership challenges signals a strategic reshuffle within federal enforcement ranks.
At least one court-appointed attorney was also removed, which typically falls outside the presidential purview.
“Those fired also included at least one court-appointed US attorney who was never selected by the president and Senate confirmed, said three people,” said three people familiar with the matter.
The Trump administration’s ability to act decisively in the face of tradition reflects a new strategy to ensure leadership and policy directions align with his vision.
Despite the absence of comments from both the White House and DOJ, this clear stance sets a precedent for the current administration’s handling of justice and law in the United States.
BREAKING: President Trump has fired the remaining Biden-appointed U.S. attorneys, effective immediately. pic.twitter.com/IoZx5GNMvm
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