FBI Reports Information Requested By The Trump Administration

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Gregory McMullen
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The deep state is panicking. That much is clear.

As President Donald Trump’s administration cleans house at the FBI and Department of Justice, a group of FBI agents has taken the desperate step of suing the DOJ—anonymously, of course—to block their names from being compiled in a list of agents who worked on politically charged cases against Trump and January 6 defendants.

Think about that. These agents, who had no problem investigating, surveilling, and prosecuting Americans in secret, are now terrified that their own names might become public.

They claim it’s about protecting themselves from “retaliation,” but let’s be honest: this is about shielding themselves from accountability.

The Trump administration has made it clear: the era of the FBI acting as a Democratic Party enforcement arm is over. Trump’s acting Deputy Attorney General, Emil Bove, has ordered the FBI to hand over a complete list of every agent who worked on the January 6 investigations and the multiple Trump-related cases that have gone nowhere over the years.

And that’s exactly why these agents are scrambling to hide. They know what’s coming.

  • Mass firings of corrupt agents
  • Reassignments to desk jobs and dead-end posts
  • A long-overdue reckoning for the politicization of America’s top law enforcement agency

And now, these agents are suing to stop it.

Let’s not forget: these are the same agents who happily went after Trump’s associates, MAGA supporters, and peaceful January 6 protesters, investigating American citizens for nothing more than supporting the “wrong” candidate.

  • They had no issue raiding Trump’s home at Mar-a-Lago over “classified documents” while turning a blind eye to Joe Biden’s multiple document stashes.
  • They pushed the Russia collusion hoax, knowing full well it was a politically motivated lie.
  • They spied on ordinary Americans, slapped people on government watchlists, and even sent undercover informants to entrap political activists.

Now that the tables are turning, suddenly they’re scared?

The FBI has already turned over more than 5,000 names—agents and staff who worked on these cases. But this lawsuit reveals that the real number could be closer to 6,000.

So, a question: If they did nothing wrong, why do they need to hide?

They claim they’re afraid of losing their jobs or being denied promotions—which is exactly what happened to conservatives, whistleblowers, and Trump allies under the FBI’s corrupt leadership for years.

This is not a case of hardworking FBI agents being unfairly targeted. This is a case of political operatives embedded inside a law enforcement agency trying to cover their tracks.

And let’s be clear—Trump’s administration hasn’t even said it will release these names. All it has done is demand accountability.

But these agents know what’s coming, and they’re running scared.

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