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political act, following months of Trump campaign promises, and it immediately provoked lawsuits challenging the order as religious discrimination. Yates, the acting attorney general, refused to defend the legally indefensible and was summarily fired. "The president is attempting to dismantle the rul

to track the $1O7 million raised by Trump's inaugural committee. "The SDNY presents the greatest ongoing legal threat to Trump and his people," says Mimi Rocah, a former chief of the office's organized crime unit. In February the Times reported that Trump had asked Barr's predecessor, Matthew Whitaker, whe

political act, following months of Trump campaign promises, and it immediately provoked lawsuits challenging the order as religious discrimination. Yates, the acting attorney general, refused to defend the legally indefensible and was summarily fired. "The president is attempting to dismantle the rule

to track the $1o7 million raised by Trump's inaugural committee. "The SDNY presents the greatest ongoing legal threat to Trump and his people," says Mimi Rocah, a former chief of the office's organized crime unit. In February the Times reported that Trump had asked Barr's predecessor, Matthew Whitaker, whe

political act, following months of Trump campaign promises, and it immediately provoked lawsuits challenging the order as religious discrimination. Yates, the acting attorney general, refused to defend the legally indefensible and was summarily fired. "The president is attempting to dismantle the rule

to track the $1O7 million raised by Trump's inaugural committee. "The SDNY presents the greatest ongoing legal threat to Trump and his people," says Mimi Rocah, a former chief of the office's organized crime unit. In February the Times reported that Trump had asked Barr's predecessor, Matthew Whitaker, whe