Former officials of the Department of Justice (DOJ) appointed during President Trump's administration have noted significant changes within the institution since his return to office. These changes include a redefinition of the focus of key divisions and challenges to established legal norms. Additionally, there has been a notable turnover, with thousands of career lawyers resigning or being dismissed. Justice Correspondent Ali Rogin conducted interviews with several former DOJ attorneys and leaders to gather their insights on the implications for the future of the institution.
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Former DOJ Officials Discuss Changes Under Trump Administration
Former DOJ officials appointed by President Trump have observed substantial changes in the department since his return to office, including shifts in focus and legal norms. Many career lawyers have also left the department. Insights from these officials were gathered by Justice Correspondent Ali Rogin.
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