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Chad Mizelle is leaving the DOJ to return to Florida amid criticism of Attorney General Bondi's Epstein investigation and plans to continue supporting the Trump administration remotely.
- Chad Mizelle, chief of staff to Attorney General Pam Bondi, is leaving the Justice Department as confirmed on Tuesday.
- His planned departure comes amid increased pressure on Bondi and follows reports that he intends to prioritize family commitments.
- Mizelle played a key role advancing the America First agenda, overseeing the Civil and Civil Rights Divisions, while the department faced controversies including backlash over an Epstein probe.
- Bondi praised Mizelle's professionalism and leadership, while President Trump criticized her prosecutions saying, "Nothing is being done," on Truth Social.
- Mizelle's exit may signal further shifts at the Justice Department amid ongoing political pressure and internal frustrations noted by White House staffers.
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Attorney general’s chief of staff to depart Justice Department following tumultuous few months
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