The FBI has fired at least six agents involved in the 2022 investigation related to the retention of classified documents by Donald Trump.
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The FBI has fired at least six agents who worked on the 2022 investigation regarding Donald Trump's retention of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence. Trump is facing federal charges for keeping these documents, which included sensitive information from the Pentagon and CIA. Kash Patel, the FBI director and Trump supporter, ordered these firings, and the FBI Agents Association condemned the measure, considering it a violation of the right to a fair trial. The agency also emphasized that these actions undermine the Bureau and compromise its ability to fulfill its objectives. Additionally, a civil lawsuit has revealed allegations of politicization of the agency, in the context where three fired directors accused Patel of actions intended to please Trump.
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