Pam Bondi hoped to move quickly to affirm the control of the Department of Justice

The newly confirmed, the Attorney General Pam Bondi will arrive for her first day in the Department of Justice on Wednesday in the middle of a storm about the layoffs of agents and prosecutors who have worked in cases related to Donald Trump and the disturbances of the Capitol of the States United of January 6, 2021.

On his first day in office, Bondi is expected familiar with her. The plans told CNN.

These actions will be a series of memoranda and orders throughout the department, said an official of the Law of the Law, that officials expect the narrative to be changed from the Department of Justice away from the stops of January 6 and the purges of FBI employees who have led the holders.

While a source familiar with the Trump administration strategy said that “there are no plans for mass shooting in the FBI,” agents are still worried. The FBI delivered information on more than 5,000 employees who worked in the investigations of January 6 after the interim attorney general Emil Bove demanded the information in a memorandum last week with the theme “Terminations”.

The source defended the efforts to obtain additional information about the officials who worked in the cases on January 6 as part of an effort to comply with Trump’s executive order that directs a review of the actions of the Department of Justice in the last four years in an attempt to end the “weapons of the government.”

“Messaging has not been as clear as staff matters,” said the person.

Bondi’s first movements in office will be under scrutiny. Former Attorney General of Florida and Firm Trump Ally swore to legislators during his confirmation hearing last month that would protect the department of political motivations. But the Trump administration has promoted Bondi’s ability to remodel the Department of Justice to conform to the president’s vision.

“Each case will be processed based on the facts and the law that applies in good faith, point. The policy has to be taken from the system, ”Bondi told the Senate Judicial Committee. “This department has been armed for years and years and years, and has to stop.”

Bondi is expected to terminate the notes issued under the Biden administration, including a note from the 2023 FBI field office that seemed to suggest that the FBI was pointing to “radical traditionalist” Catholics, sources told CNN. The memorandum, that then Aytorgier General Merrick Garland called “frightening”, was almost immediately removed, but was never officially rescinded.

It will also terminate a 2021 memorandum of Garland that addressed the “disturbing peak in harassment, intimidation and threats of violence” that were collected in schools, fountains said.

The memorandum caused months of violent reaction and false statements that Garland believed that parents who were concerned about educational policy were “national terrorists”, although a federal judge finally did not agree with that characterization.

At first, a review of the more than 1,500 criminal cases presented in relation to January 6, according to a person familiar with the matter, is also expected to order.

The leadership of the Interine Department of Justice has already ordered the FBI leaders to provide information about all current and previous employees of the office that “at any time” the investigations of January 6 worked, and the main federal prosecutor in DC launched An investigation into prosecutors who presented charges of obstruction against some protesters who were finally launched due to a decision of the Supreme Court last summer.

The Senate confirmed Bondi on Tuesday night in a 54-46 vote. The vote was mainly in the lines of the party, with Democratic Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania joined the Republicans to support Bondi.

Department already in transition

It was expected that Trump’s second administration would be more successful in the elaboration of his executive orders and policies to resist judicial challenges, but so far that has not proven to be the case at first, despite prioritizing the personnel of his civil division.

Bondi will face the immediate challenge to defend new Trump policies in the Court where the Department of Justice has already faced repeated blows, since two federal judges issued orders that temporarily block the administration’s plans to freeze all federal aid, and a third Judge blocked the executive order of Trump that ended the citizenship of birth rights, calling it “blatantly unconstitutional.”

In the early days of the Trump administration, at least 20 high -level career prosecutors throughout the department were withdrawn from the positions they have held for years, CNN reported. The measure occurred long before Bondi was confirmed in an effort to isolate it from criticism, sources familiar with the matter to CNN said.

Several of those career prosecutors were reallocated to a new working group that manages Trump’s offensive against immigration, some of the prosecutors said to CNN. This working group was revealed in a memorandum to all personnel of the Bove department who threatened to investigate or prosecute state and local officials, as well as federal prosecutors, who resist joining Trump’s federal immigration repression .

The department also said goodbye to officials who worked on the team of former special lawyer Jack Smith, and ordered eight high FBI leaders to withdraw, resign or dismissed.

The internal leaders of the department began to issue additional memorandes to department staff that informed them about additional changes in the way in which the department operated in the future.

One of those memoranda arrested the agreements that require reforms of the police departments where the Department of Justice found a pattern of misconduct, while a second order of civil rights lawyers does not present new complaints, motions to intervene, agreed resources , amicus or writings of amicus statements of interest “until new notice.

A third memorandum instructed prosecutors to limit prosecutions under the Face Law, a law that “prohibits the threats of strength, obstruction and damage to the property destined to interfere with reproductive medical care services.” That memorandum also told prosecutors to drop current cases accused by virtue of the law.

The department has also abandoned other criminal cases, including one against a doctor accused of illegally accessing the medical records that show that a Texas hospital was doing gender care for trans minors, as well as the civil demands presented by the Biden administration, as a challenging of Virginia. Purge of voters of the lists in the weeks prior to the elections using data that indicate that voters could be non -citizens.