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Four deputy mayors signaled their intent to resign from Adams' administration on Monday.

Courts are faced with a backlog of more than 3.7 million cases as concerns remain following the firing of immigration judges.

Habba claims Adams was targeted because of immigration policies when he was charged with bribery.

Andy McCarthy warned on Sunday against U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's "weaponization working group" directive.

Since the financial disclosure of legal services, some have taken to social media to raise concern noting Smith's ties to the legal firm.

The Manhattan U.S. attorney's office is at forefront of a brewing battle between Trump's political appointees and career federal prosecutors.

Ed Whelan said on Friday that federal prosecutor Hagan Scotten had an "awesome" resignation letter.

The formal move to end the prosecution of the New York City mayor came after days of turmoil in the Justice Department.

The attorney became the seventh official to resign amid the push to dismiss the case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.

Democrats are calling for the New York mayor to be removed by Governor Kathy Hochul over the corruption charges against him.

Two other Justice Department officials resigned after being ordered to dismiss corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

Pam Bondi sued New York for shielding illegal immigrants, omitting NYC and Mayor Adams.

The new U.S. attorney general publicly broke with DOGE chief Elon Musk over his call for a "wave of judicial impeachments."

Todd Blanche defended his role in Trump's legal cases during his confirmation hearing for Deputy Attorney General, but Democrats questioned his impartiality.

The New York City mayor was indicted in September on charges of conspiracy, wire fraud and bribery.

Authorities began investigating White after he posted pro-ISIS photos and videos on Facebook under the alias "Sulaiman Al-Amriki."

The development comes after months of speculation that Trump's DOJ would take steps to end the criminal case against Adams.

The number of cases waiting to be hear by a judge has doubled since 2021, Department of Justice data showed.

The Trump administration has been forced to walk back on a number of policies, plans and orders since January 20.

President Trump said AG Pam Bondi would be tasked with "fully prosecuting anti-Christian violence and vandalism in our society."

The lawsuit comes as Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to testify before the House Oversight Committee next month.

A lawsuit accused the Treasury Department of allowing Elon Musk's team "unlawful access" to federal employees' private information.

Hours after being sworn in, Bondi called for the formation of a "weaponization working group" to review the work of Jack Smith.

Speaking to Newsweek, Adina Appelbaum, program director at the Amica Center, said they believe the order was rescinded in response to a lawsuit.

The suits claim that up to 6,000 FBI agents could be fired by the Justice Department.

FBI employees involved in investigations related to the riot have been asked to complete questionnaires about their participation.

The FBI turned over the names of roughly 5,000 employees—more than 13% of its workforce—who worked on January 6 cases.

The lawsuit accused the DOJ of carrying out an "unlawful and retaliatory" purge of FBI agents who worked on the January 6 probe.

The group raised "urgent concerns about recent actions" taken by acting officials against FBI personnel who worked on the January 6 probe.

The acting U.S. attorney in Washington, D.C., said any "threats, confrontations, or other actions" against DOGE could violate the law.