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Will DOJ or FBI officials be indicted under Trump administration by end of 2025?
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Department of Justice•DOJ•Federal Bureau of Investigation•FBI•Trump•Donald Trump•White House•Matt Gaetz
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DOJ and FBI Officials Hire Lawyers for Criminal Investigations Amid Anticipation of Trump Administration Led by Matt Gaetz
Nov 18, 2024, 02:49 PM
Current and former senior officials from the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) are reportedly seeking legal counsel in anticipation of potential criminal investigations by the incoming Trump administration. Sources indicate that these officials are concerned about possible prosecutions as Donald Trump prepares for a return to the White House, with speculation that Matt Gaetz may be appointed as the new Attorney General. The actions of these officials, including hiring criminal defense attorneys, suggest a heightened sense of urgency and concern regarding their legal standing under a future Trump-led administration. Reports indicate that this trend reflects a broader anxiety among DOJ and FBI personnel about the implications of Trump's return and the potential for what some are describing as
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