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Instead of keeping Americans safe, the Biden DOJ weaponized its power against political opponents: conservatives, parents, pro-lifers, Christians, and most of all, President Trump.
When President Trump returned to office, he inherited a justice system in chaos. Criminals emboldened, victims ignored, and the law weaponized for politics.
He charged this DOJ with restoring integrity, accountability, and equal justice under the law.
One year later, we’re proud to say we’ve turned it around.
Here are 10 wins for President Trump and the American people at DOJ this year ⬇️🧵
Win #1 – Exposing Arctic Frost
This Department of Justice has exposed Operation Arctic Frost, an unconstitutional and undemocratic abuse of power by the Biden Administration that targeted not only President Trump but also Republican senators and organizations—including Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point.
This conduct shattered the American people’s faith in government.
Now, this weaponization of government is over—and make no mistake, there will be accountability for these unprecedented acts.
We are reminding the American people that no one is above the law.
Win #2 – School Board Memo Rescinded
On February 5, we rescinded Merrick Garland’s disgraceful memo that compared concerned parents at school board meetings to domestic terrorists.
Parents have the right to be informed about their children’s education without being intimidated by federal law enforcement.
The Trump administration will ALWAYS defend parents’ rights.
Attorney General Merrick B. Garland Delivers Remarks on the Justice Department’s Lawsuit Against RealPage for Algorithmic Pricing Scheme that Harms Millions of Americans
Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco Delivers Remarks on the Justice Department’s Lawsuit Against RealPage for Algorithmic Pricing Scheme that Harms Millions of Americans
Today, the Justice Department hosted a special program and celebration, “The 1964 Civil Rights Act at 60: Commemorating the Legacy, Championing the Future" honoring the 60th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act.
Attorney General Merrick B. Garland Delivers Remarks at the Justice Department’s Celebration of the 60th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
For the first time, the Justice Department, @DHSgov and @StateDept are offering $8 million in rewards for information that leads to the arrest, conviction, or financial disruption of key leaders of the Clan Del Golfo’s #HumanSmuggling operation.
"Human smugglers should understand that their days at large are numbered. They will face justice. And they will be held accountable." - Attorney General Garland
"We are working across agencies and across borders to stop the scourge of human smuggling. We have never been more united." - Attorney General Garland
Today, Attorney General Garland convened a meeting of the Election Threats Task Force, underscoring the Department’s #ElectionSecurity efforts to safeguard election workers - whether elected, appointed, or volunteer - from threats and intimidation.
“Each of these cases should serve as a warning: If you threaten to harm or kill an election worker, volunteer, or official, the Justice Department will find you. And we will hold you accountable.” – Attorney General Garland
“Together, we promise that the Justice Department will be relentless in defending the right to vote - and in defending the safety of the public servants who make voting possible.” – Attorney General Garland
“Our first priority has been - & will continue to be - individual accountability. Companies can only act through individuals. The rule of law demands that those most culpable for a company’s misconduct are the ones being charged, prosecuted, & convicted.” – Deputy AG Monaco
On consequences for corporate recidivists: “Penalties exist to deter future misconduct. They’re not the cost of doing business. So, when a company breaks the law again - & it’s clear the message wasn’t received - we need to ratchet up the sanctions.” – Deputy AG Monaco