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DOJ faces staffing crisis as thousands leave, raising concerns over nonpartisan integrity.
The U.S. Department of Justice is facing a severe staffing crisis under President Trump’s second term, with about 5,500 employees—mostly attorneys—departing through resignations, firings, or buyouts.
Key units like the Civil Rights Division and those handling Jan. 6 cases have seen massive turnover, and U.S. attorneys’ offices in major cities are severely understaffed.
Hiring has declined sharply, with top law school graduates avoiding the DOJ, and officials are recruiting retirees to fill gaps.
Critics allege the administration’s preference for politically aligned candidates is undermining the department’s nonpartisan tradition, though the DOJ has not confirmed such policies.
El Departamento de Justicia se enfrenta a una crisis de personal mientras miles de personas se van, lo que genera preocupaciones sobre la integridad no partidista.