Ex-DHS Official Slammed for Seeking Pro-Trump Federal Prosecutor Candidates
Summary
A former Department of Homeland Security official, Chad Mizelle, asked for pro-Trump lawyers to apply for positions as federal prosecutors. This request sparked criticism, with concerns raised about maintaining a nonpartisan Department of Justice.Key Facts
- Chad Mizelle, a former official under President Trump, sought pro-Trump lawyers for DOJ positions.
- He posted on social media encouraging lawyers supportive of Trump to become assistant U.S. attorneys.
- His message led to criticism about the DOJ's need to stay nonpartisan.
- Andy McCarthy, a Fox News contributor, and a former U.S. Attorney, criticized Mizelle's post.
- The DOJ has faced challenges filling positions since the start of Trump's second term.
- Presidential administrations usually avoid making the DOJ appear politically biased.
- Mizelle previously served as chief of staff at the DOJ and left the role in September 2025.
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