Justice Department says it fired employees involved in prosecutions of the president (copy)

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : Ex-Nebraska football running back Calvin Jones dies of possible carbon monoxide poisoning Hy-Vee bringing back in-house restaurants in Lincoln, elsewhere Lincoln man sinks full-court putt to win Porsche at Husker basketball game Nebraska lawmaker revives bid to give tax credits to private school donors 15-year-old Lincoln boy charged with assault for incident at Gateway Mall Nebraska volleyball to play at Pinnacle Bank Arena for first time in August University of Nebraska keeping eye on Trump's pause of National Institutes of Health activity Indiana man shot dead by police had been pardoned for Jan. 6 Capitol riot Nebraska volleyball adds depth at right-side hitter with addition of Baylor transfer"Today, Acting Attorney General James McHenry terminated the employment of a number of DOJ officials who played a significant role in prosecuting President Trump," said a statement from a Justice Department official.
46% : Trump long sought to exert control over a Justice Department that investigated him both during his first term as well as during the last four years under former Attorney General Merrick Garland.
37% : Trump's pick for attorney general, Pam Bondi, said at her confirmation hearing this month that she would not play politics but did not rule out the potential for investigations into Trump adversaries like Smith.Smith resigned from the department this month after submitting a two-volume report on the twin investigations into Trump's efforts to undo the 2020 presidential election and his hoarding of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida.
26% : "It was not immediately clear which prosecutors were affected by the order, or how many who worked on the investigations into Trump remained with the department as Trump took office last week.

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