US EditionWhite House sends termination letters to some Biden-appointed US Attorneys, email shows
- President Donald Trump has begun firing federal prosecutors appointed by Joe Biden, sending termination letters to some U.S. Attorneys, effective immediately, at his direction.
- The White House did not coordinate the firings with the DOJ's Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys, which is standard procedure, according to Bloomberg.
- Erek Barron, U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland, confirmed his termination in a farewell email, stating, 'It has been an honor to lead such a talented and dedicated team.'
- Trump plans to replace the fired U.S. Attorneys with his own nominees, who will need Senate approval, as reported by the Senate website.
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