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AG Bondi Fired 20 of Ex-Prosecutor Jack Smith’s Trump Team Members

LEON COUNTY, FLORIDA, JUL 12 – Pam Bondi fired over 20 DOJ employees linked to Special Counsel Jack Smith’s Trump investigations, part of a broader purge removing at least 35 staff involved in January 6 and classified documents cases.

  • On Friday, Attorney General Pam Bondi fired at least nine DOJ employees involved in criminal cases against Trump, part of a targeted purge occurring this week.
  • According to Axios, the DOJ purge targets staff involved in prosecutions of Trump, aligning with his efforts to remove cases related to Jan. 6 and immigration enforcement, reflecting his political agenda.
  • Reuters and Axios report that support staff involved in criminal cases against Trump were fired for the first time, with counts varying from nine to as many as 37 across DOJ offices in Washington, Virginia, and Florida.
  • Right-Wing figures like Kelly, Beck, Loomer, and Bongino demand Bondi's resignation as about 20 DOJ staff involved in Trump cases are fired, sparking MAGA backlash.
  • Amid ongoing terminations, about 15 more DOJ employees remain at risk, with Smith-related firings nearing 35, raising concerns over the impact on ongoing investigations.
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Bondi fires 20 Justice Dept. employees involved in Trump prosecutions

The total includes two prosecutors who worked under former special counsel Jack Smith.

·Detroit, United States
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Saturday, July 12, 2025.
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