Donald Trump’s revenge campaign is now in danger to federal police officers. An American judge temporarily prevented the publication of the names of FBI employees who were involved in the investigation of the Storm on the American Capitol on January 6, 2021.
“If this information was published, there is no doubt that this would put a number of FBI agents into considerable and immediate danger,” said American district judge Jia Cobb on Thursday (local time) in Washington.
Two groups of FBI agents had sued the Ministry of Justice against a possible publication of the names. The court’s regulation applies until the negotiation is resumed on Friday morning (local time).
The federal police officers accuse the ministry that because of their role in these studies they are dealing with personnel consequences – and they may even be exposed to an immediate danger.
Researchers threaten Trump’s revenge
According to reports from the CNN news station, the FBI had already met the requirements of the Ministry of Justice and sent a list of the names of thousands of employees. The claimants not only see a violation of the law, but also an acute threat to their safety. You therefore call for a judicial ban on passing and publishing this data.
The claimants fear that the lists of Trump or his political allies can be published. Shortly after his sworn, the Republican had hired all the procedures that were carried out at the federal level against people involved in the Capitol Storm.
Violent perpetrators were also perished
He also increases offenders who were convicted of serious acts of violence and belong to the right -wing radical groups. Some of them should serve long -term prison conditions.
The storm on the American Capitol on January 6, 2021 was an unprecedented attack on American democracy. At that time – stimulated by the then president personally, the supporter of Trump stormed the Parliament Building because they did not want to accept his election defeat against Democrat Joe Biden.
Source: Krone
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