In a series of setbacks for the Justice Department, multiple grand juries have refused to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on charges related to mortgage fraud. This marks the second and third failed attempts by the DOJ to secure an indictment against James, who has been a target in an effort seemingly linked to ongoing political tensions. The repeated refusals from grand juries highlight the challenges faced by the administration in pursuing charges and have raised questions about the effectiveness of the efforts to hold James accountable. Supporters of James have expressed relief over the grand jury decisions, indicating strong public backing amid what some perceive as a politically motivated campaign.