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Former U.S. Attorney Files Lawsuit Following Dismissal After Short Tenure

Roger Rogoff, recently appointed U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington, has filed a lawsuit against President Trump following his dismissal just 54 minutes after taking office. Rogoff argues that the president lacks the authority to remove judicially appointed officials, seeking reinstatement until a proper nomination and confirmation process can take place.

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Roger Rogoff, recently appointed U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington, has filed a lawsuit against President Trump following his dismissal just 54 minutes after taking office. Rogoff argues that the president lacks the authority to remove judicially appointed officials, seeking reinstatement until a proper nomination and confirmation process can take place.

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U.S. attorney fired by Trump less than an hour after getting job files lawsuit

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Former U.S. Attorney Files Lawsuit Following Dismissal After Short Tenure