Monday, December 30, 2024

Federal Prosecutors Involved in Trump Witch Hunts and January 6 Cases Flee DOJ, Fear They will Go Bankrupt

Federal prosecutors involved in cases against Trump and related to January 6 are leaving the Justice Department at a high rate. Many prosecutors, particularly those working for Jack Smith, are worried about the threat of bankruptcy if Trump’s Justice Department investigates them for their actions.

Since Trump’s re-election, there is a growing sense of uncertainty within the Justice Department, as he and his team consider firing employees and tightening control over the department. This has prompted many prosecutors and agents, who may be at risk due to their involvement in high-profile cases involving Trump, to contemplate leaving their positions. Some have sought advice from Attorney General Merrick Garland and senior officials, who have encouraged them to remain for the government's stability and their specific expertise.

Law firms report receiving an unprecedented number of job applications from Justice Department lawyers. Unlike typical transitions that mostly affect political appointees, this situation is affecting many career employees. Jack Smith’s team of prosecutors is preparing for possible repercussions from a renewed Trump administration, leading them to review their communications to avoid any legal issues.

Concerns have been raised about whether they might destroy evidence related to misconduct or anti-Trump bias. Recently, Jack Smith requested to dismiss both federal cases against Trump. Some high-level officials within various federal agencies fear that anyone who has opposed Trump could face prosecution in the future.

Reports indicate that Jack Smith’s prosecutors are also anxious about financial security and are looking for ways to protect their assets. Some junior investigators have reached out to legal advisors about potential actions to shield their finances in case of investigations by a Trump-led Justice Department. There is a sense of dread among these officials regarding possible revenge inquiries if Trump’s administration retaliates against those involved in Trump-related investigations. 

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/12/federal-prosecutors-involved-trump-witch-hunts-january-6/

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