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Patel & MAGA Doing Their Best To Slash Counterintelligence

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About 300 FBI agents who worked mostly on national security matters have left the bureau since President Donald Trump began his second term, including 45 who were fired, according to an internal count by current and former FBI employees.

Most of those agents hunted terrorists and spies, and at least 50 of them were in leadership roles. Current and former officials say it’s a talent drain without precedent in modern bureau history, and one that leaves the nation vulnerable amid heightened terrorism threats due to the Iran war and a relentless Chinese espionage campaign — which current FBI leadership rarely discusses.

https://www.ms.now/news/doj-losing-experienced-counterterrorism-minds-at-a-critical-time-say-current-and-former-officials

Lots of agents fired because they participated in the criminal investigation of trump. Lots of others quit because they were reassigned to immigration duty and local law enforcement.

1 hour ago, Alan Zweibel said:

Lots of agents fired because they participated in the criminal investigation of trump.

It was a highly coordinated banana republic style witch hunt Alan, carried out by deranged lefties that knew(correctly) that if Trump was allowed to run he would wipe the floor with the lefts DEI candidate.

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