Trump releases US federal prosecutors involved in the probes of his behavior | News Donald Trump

The Administration of the President of the United States Donald Trump has released more than a dozen prosecutors related to the investigation and persecution of a Republican leader while being out of duty.

The interruption on Monday entered into force immediately and applied for employees at the Ministry of Justice, according to anonymous sources within the Trump of Trump.

The official told the Reuters newspaper agency that the acting prosecutor James Mchenry, Trump’s named, has determined that the prosecutors “cannot believe that they are faithfully conducting the president’s agenda for their significant role in the prosecution of the president.”

The move emphasized Trump’s threat to seek retaliation against those who watched his behavior carefully – and this marked the interruption of long -standing standards that career employees should not be punished for performing tasks under the previous administration.

Trump got on duty on January 20th. for the second term As president, after serving earlier from 2017 to 2021.

Those who were affected by release on Monday were prosecutors who worked with former special advisor Jack Smith, who led two probes to Trump before he left.

One focused on Trump’s retention of hundreds classified documents In his private residence, despite court calls 2022 for their return.

Second zero in his behavior before, during and after the presidential election 2020. He lost Democrat Joe Biden. Trump is accused of looking for Answer the customer to the strangerwhich he falsely claimed to interfere with a widespread voter fraud.

Both investigations resulted in federal criminal indictments: first in Florida And others in Washington, DC.

Trump was the first US president, past or present, with which criminal charges have faced. In addition to federal cases, two indictments were also charged with a state level.

One, u GeorgiaHe also referred to Trump’s alleged effort to cancel the 2020 election. Others, u New YorkHe accused Trump of faking business documents to cover up his salary at the Major’s Dice Actress during his successful presidential campaign for 2016.

In that case Trump was found guilty to 34 crimes, although he was sentenced to “”unconditional discharge” – He was released without punishment.

Trump denied in all four cases and accused the prosecutors of led by politically motivated “witch hunting”.

While the cases at the state level were prosecuted by local district state prosecutors, federal cases were monitored by the Ministry of Justice Biden.

But to maintain independence of investigations, The then Merrick Garland lawyer Called a special advisor who was not politically appointed to the Sondi running: Jack Smithwho had previously prosecuted war crimes in The Hague.

None of Smith’s cases against Trump arrived at the trial. After Trump was re -elected in November 2024, Smith lowered Both cases, citing a long -standing policy of the Ministry of Justice not to persecute the sitting president. He also stepped down as a special advisor.

Smith, however, did Release the report About one of two indictments, undergoing the power of the Prosecutor’s Office.

“But for Mr. Trump’s elections and the immediate return to the Presidency, the office estimated that eligible evidence was sufficient to obtain and maintain a condemnation at the trial,” the report said.

Since January 20th, Trump has led the cleaning of the Federal Government’s office.

For example, on January 24, the news revealed that he had dismissed a dozen general inspector: officials accused of performing the guardian service over key government agencies.

Some experts say their offenses have violated the Federal Law, which required a pre -notice of 30 days to remove the Inspector General – and the clear focus.

On the day of his inauguration, Trump teased the widespread rejection of “Biden bureaucrat” on rally With their supporters at Capital One Arena in Washington, DC.

“Most of these bureaucrats were dismissed. They left. They should be all, but some break through,” he said.

In a statement on Monday Associated Press, an anonymous Trump official echoed the president’s conversations in discussing the prosecutor’s rejection: “This action is in accordance with the mission of the Government’s weapon ending.”