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The administration is using the Department of Justice to file lawsuits against various states.

19 reports, 14 independent Updated Sep 10
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The administration is using the Department of Justice to file lawsuits against various states.

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  1. Trump administration uses executive order and DOJ to assess Second Amendment infringements and provide funding to Everytown for Gun Safety.Sub-event
  2. FBI and DEA opened cases reviewed by DOJ; ProPublica analyzed DOJ data during Trump's second term.1 source
  3. Nomination process narrows for DOJ lead as Trump issues executive actions limiting citizenship and birth tourism.1 source
  4. DOJ fired prosecutors investigating Trump, with input from Natalie Winters and Pam Bondi.1 source
  5. The Trump administration is implementing a radical overhaul of the Department of Justice.1 source
  6. Trump's campaign uses DOJ to sue election officers.1 source
  7. Megan Basham argues against unelected bureaucracy in the US while Democrats oppose SCOTUS rulings on executive power.Sub-event
  8. Trump used CBS platform before ordering the DOJ to pursue political enemies.1 source
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  1. MS NOW column discusses Trump's push for politicized prosecutions and argues that his DOJ appointees have lower standards.Sub-event
  2. President Trump sought to utilize the Department of Justice for election investigations.1 source
  3. Administration uses DOJ to file lawsuits against states.1 source
  4. DOJ actions are noted to align with administration policy.1 source

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