Justice Dept Official Says FBI Agents Ordered to Work on Jan. 6 Cases Are Not at Risk
The Acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General said Wednesday that FBI agents who were following orders to work on Jan. 6 investigations are not at risk of termination, and he accused FBI leaders of "insubordination" for failing to comply with demands for information about those cases,
Senior FBI leaders are bracing for a Tuesday deadline as they grapple with whether to hand over information demanded by the ...
Abject fear among agents that they could lose their jobs has distracted and destabilized the FBI workforce, current and ...
But tries to dampen talk of revenge on agents ‘who simply followed orders’.
The letter was sent to Bove on February 2 by attorneys who wrote that the move to terminate the contracts of FBI employees ...
Firings at the Justice Department and FBI herald revenge—and a broad shift from white-collar and national-security cases to ...
The FBIAA, a voluntary professional association representing more than 14,000 active and retired FBI special agents, urged ...
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The affected employees include about a half-dozen “executive assistant directors,” who are some of the bureau’s top managers.
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