The Justice Department has fired several career lawyers involved in prosecuting Donald Trump after the completion of special counsel Jack Smith's investigation. Acting Attorney General James McHenry cited a lack of trust in these officials to help implement the President's agenda, framing the action as part of an effort to combat the perceived weaponization of government. Concurrently, Trump has signed executive orders eliminating diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives from the military, reinstating service members dismissed for refusing COVID vaccinations, and revising policies on transgender troops, emphasizing a preference for traditional military values.
The Justice Department terminated several career lawyers involved in prosecuting Trump, indicating a move towards loyalty to the President's agenda rather than principles of justice.
Trump's executive orders aimed at dismantling DEI initiatives in the military reflect an overarching strategy to impose his values and beliefs on armed forces personnel.
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