Trump Fires Seattle US Attorney Within Hours of Appointment
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In a swift display of executive authority, the Trump administration terminated a newly appointed U.S. Attorney in Seattle just minutes after he took office - a dramatic move that signals zero tolerance for judicial picks deemed hostile to America First priorities. The lightning-quick firing underscores the administration's determination to staff federal law enforcement with officials aligned with constitutional governance rather than activist judges' preferences.
White House & Executive BranchTrump AdministrationU.S. Attorney's Office - SeattleDepartment of Justice
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