'This is about the rule of law': U.S. attorney fired by Trump sues to overturn dismissal
Summary
Roger Rogoff, a U.S. attorney in Washington state, was fired by President Donald Trump less than an hour after being officially appointed by a panel of judges. Rogoff has filed a lawsuit challenging his dismissal, focusing on the legal issues around the President's ability to remove judicial officials.Key Facts
- Roger Rogoff was appointed as a U.S. attorney in Washington state.
- His appointment was unanimously approved by a panel of judges.
- He was fired less than an hour after being sworn in.
- The firing came through an email from the Trump administration.
- Rogoff has filed a lawsuit to overturn his dismissal.
- The lawsuit questions President Trump's power to remove judicial officials.
- Rogoff discussed the case with Justice correspondent Ali Rogin.
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