The FBI is forced by the Doge van Elon Musk to transfer the names of 5,000 officials who worked on January 6.
Those officials could be fired because they are not given it in the Trump employees 'loyalty test'.
Civil servants who worked for Musk in Doge were noticed by CNN who entered FBI headquarters in Washington, DC, to collect the information.
FBI agents brought a lawsuit on Tuesday to block the release of their names or to identify information after officials of the Trump administration had demanded information about who worked on January 6-related matters.
They say that their jobs can be terminated within a few days.
The 'loyalty' questionnaire asks questions such as: 'What was your / your employee role in the study (s) or prosecutions with regard to events that took place on or near the American Capitol on January 6, 2021? Select everything that applies. '
Subsequently, a series of boxes are displayed with research work such as surveillance, a large jury -day service or an arrest.
'The act of compiling lists of persons who have worked on matters that Donald Trump upset are in nature, intended to intimidate FBI agents and other staff, and to discourage them from reporting a future crime and by Donald Trump and his agents, “according to his agents,” according to the suit.
The group of agents warned against 'illegal and retaliation' against them, and said that the information could violate the protection of the officials.
Last week several top officials from FBI and Ministry of Justice who were involved in Trump investigations were pushed.
The Ministry of Justice told the acting head of the FBI to hand over the names of all FBI employees who participated in cases in January 6 January 6
The resignation of rank-and-file agents and the heads of 20 FBI field offices were announced on Friday because those who were fired 'were' accompanied '.
A well-known source said that agents who worked on the Mar-A-Lago and January 6 were accompanied from Washington's field office.
The source added that civil servants who are responsible for the offices of DC, Miami, Seattle, New Orleans and Las Vegas have been removed.
The top democrat in the Senate judge committee, Richard Durbin van Illinois, has written acting AG James Mchenry and acting FBI director Brian Driscoll warns of a 'purge' of experienced justice that has all six FBI directors of the executive assistant directors.
Acting Deputy AG Emil Bove, who previously represented President Donald Trump in his Hush money shop, ordered the move in a memo of 31 January.
The letter from Durbin says that more than a dozen doj officers of justice were fired after they had received a Mchenry memo stating: 'Given your important role in prosecuting the president, I do not believe that the leadership of the department you Can trust to help with the implementation of the president of the president. '
Durbin also quotes a letter from Bove to Acting FBI director Driscoll – who was accidentally appointed in the top post but was still held in place.
Bove told him that “he had to provide the names of all FBI staff who worked on investigations regarding the attack of 6 January on the US Capitol and a non -related terrorism case, and warned that” extra personnel actions “could follow.”
Driscoll himself, who has become known for the preparation of resistance to the request, told the staff in a Friday memo that 'I am one of those employees who participated in those cases.
In particular, he played a role in the arrest of Qanon conspiracy theoretist Samuel Fisher, who was found during a raid to have a 'ghost gun', a thousand rounds of ammunition and an illegally modified AR-15.
The 5,000 names that the Trump administration demands reflect the wide reach of the persecutions of January 6, which resulted in 1500 convictions. Trump gramed almost all the defendants on his first day at the office.
They are part of a national workforce of 13,000 agents and 38,000 total employees, CNN reported.
According to the lawsuit of a group FBI employees, they claim that the purpose of this list is to identify agents to be terminated or to undergo other adverse employment actions. '
“The plaintiffs fear reasonably that all or parts of this list can be published by allies of President Trump, so that themselves and their families are immediately jeopardized by the criminals who now grace now and on large January.”
The FBI has complied with the requirement to transfer the names of people who worked on January 6 and to generate a list of 5,000. Trump decays all 1500 people accused of Capitol Riot
FBI employees had to overtake courses for activities such as participation in arrests of 6 January suspects
The claimants are employees of the FBI who worked on January 6 and/or Mar-A-Lago Affairs and who have been informed that they will probably be terminated in the very near future (the week of 3-9 February, 2025) for such activity. '
The Mar-A-Lago case refers to the FBI search for Trump's Florida Club before being accused of having national security information. Doj dropped that case after Trump was elected in November.
The collision comes as agents for Elon Musk and his Ministry of Government Efficiency have shifted their gaze to the agency – after closing the American Bureau for International Development for two consecutive days in the midst of a great cleansing.
A top FBI agent has warned that his workforce is in the middle of a 'fight'.
James E Dennehy, assistant director who is responsible for the FBI field office of the FBI, reportedly sent an e -mail round in which he promised that he would 'dig' and said that agents are the target of doing their work 'in in accordance with the law '.
Legal commentators have noted that agents and prosecutors receive routine cases at a lower level and are obliged to work on them. Some people who were convicted after 6 January were concerned with violent collisions with police officers.
