On March 13, Jinshi data reported that, according to the Axios website, Trump plans to make an unusually visit to the Department of Justice on Friday to speak about his government's plan to "restore law and order." Since taking office, Trump has installed allies in the department and removed dozens of officials deemed disloyal, including officials involved in two criminal cases against Trump. During his 2024 re-election campaign, he spent most of the time criticizing the "weaponization" of the judicial system. "We must 'clean house' immediately and restore confidence. America's golden age must have a fair judicial system," Trump said in a post. Trump has long harbored grudges against the Department of Justice. In his first term, he fired then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, criticizing him for avoiding oversight of the special counsel's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election. In the final days of his term, Trump clashed with then-Attorney General Bill Barr, who said the Department of Justice found no evidence of significant fraud in the 2020 election.
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Trump plans to visit the Department of Justice on Friday and deliver a speech
On March 13, Jinshi data reported that, according to the Axios website, Trump plans to make an unusually visit to the Department of Justice on Friday to speak about his government's plan to "restore law and order." Since taking office, Trump has installed allies in the department and removed dozens of officials deemed disloyal, including officials involved in two criminal cases against Trump. During his 2024 re-election campaign, he spent most of the time criticizing the "weaponization" of the judicial system. "We must 'clean house' immediately and restore confidence. America's golden age must have a fair judicial system," Trump said in a post. Trump has long harbored grudges against the Department of Justice. In his first term, he fired then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions, criticizing him for avoiding oversight of the special counsel's investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election. In the final days of his term, Trump clashed with then-Attorney General Bill Barr, who said the Department of Justice found no evidence of significant fraud in the 2020 election.