Trump's axing of L.A. federal prosecutor part of broader war on perceived legal enemies
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The recent firing of federal prosecutor Adam Schleifer by the White House has highlighted concerns over political interference in the Justice Department. Schleifer, involved in an investigation of a pro-Trump executive, was one of at least 50 U.S. attorneys terminated recently. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt suggested that the dismissals aimed to ensure a judiciary free of bias. However, critics argue that removal of career employees undermines the independence of prosecutors and could have legal ramifications, signifying a troubling trend in politicizing the justice system under the current administration.
In a highly unusual move, the White House fired U.S. attorney Adam Schleifer, raising serious concerns about the integrity and independence of the Justice Department.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt's statement suggested a larger campaign against perceived political adversaries, emphasizing the need for a judiciary that protects democracy.
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