In a notable shift within the Justice Department, the Trump administration has terminated over a dozen officials involved in investigations related to former President Trump, particularly those connected with Special Counsel Jack Smith. This restructuring includes the dismissal of career prosecutors who played pivotal roles in Trump-related criminal cases and public corruption investigations. In light of the ongoing scrutiny surrounding the January 6th events, the administration has initiated a review of these cases, further complicating the legal landscape for Trump and his associates. The Justice Department has acknowledged these firings, describing them as a necessary step towards regaining trust and realigning its priorities, while also facing criticism for what some perceive as an attempt to dismantle oversight and accountability within the agency.