A conservative research group has sent a letter to President-elect Trump's nominee for attorney general Pam Bondi She called on her to fire a number of Department of Justice (DOJ) employees who she says are “radical leftists and donors” who cannot be trusted to implement Trump’s agenda.
In a letter obtained by Fox News Digital, the American Accountability Foundation (AAF) wrote to Bondi urging her to fire individuals currently working in the agency's voting division in the civil rights division, claiming they advanced transgender issues and worked for George. Organizations linked to Soros and donate to politicians and far-left groups. The Voting Division is charged with enforcing federal laws that protect the right to vote.
“These people are Radically woke up “Leftists and donors who have no place in the Department of Justice,” the group wrote in the letter signed by AAF President Thomas Jones. “In order to restore the American people’s trust in election integrity and an impartial civil service, they must be fired and replaced with America First lawyers who will implement the agenda the American people voted on in November.
A conservative research group has sent a letter to Pam Bondi, President-elect Trump's attorney general nominee, calling on her to fire a number of Justice Department employees who it says are “radical leftists and donors” who cannot be trusted to do so. Off Trump's agenda. (Samuel Corum/Bloomberg via Getty Images, left, and Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images, right.)
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The letter, which criticizes the “deep state” that is terrorizing the country and “threatens democracy itself”, was also addressed to Harmeet Dhillon. President-elect Trump Candidate for Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights. Bondi is the former Attorney General of Florida.
The letter names DOJ employees — Janie Seaton, Katherine Meza, Danielle Freeman, John “Burt” Ross IV, and Dana Bykowski — and attempts to make a case for why they are unfit to work for the agency. The AAF also promises to share more information about “problematic employees” in the future.
The group says Sitton is being singled out for promoting the transgender agenda and donating to left-wing politicians.
In 2000, while working at the Department of Justice, Seaton wrote an article in which he called for the adoption of a new legal system called “transgender jurisprudence” and stated the need to “rethink” the known basic assumptions and structures that underpin our society and laws. “Based on.”
Seaton even objected to common traditions such as identifying a newborn as a boy or girl based on the baby's sex, arguing that society was wrong to assume or assign sex to infants, the AAF says.
The group says Sitton is being highlighted for promoting the transgender agenda and donating to left-wing politicians. (Adobe Stock)
The group says Bykovsky has worked for years pushing far-left political agendas, including pressuring prisoners to vote, and has deep ties to Soros-linked organizations.
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In addition to donating to Liberal politiciansPaikowsky's LinkedIn shows that she has worked as a policy aide for the Open Society Foundations, an organization founded by the billionaire financier.
Shortly after graduating from Harvard Law School, Bykowski went to work at the Campaign Legal Center (CLC) as a fellow for the Equal Justice Works Program while also serving as a legal intern for the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights. CLC has received significant funding from Soros in recent years, according to the AAF.
A 2019 law review article I wrote for the Harvard Journal of Civil Rights and Civil Liberties proposed an expanded framework for turning “prisons into polling places” and described several examples of local elections across the country, including local district attorney races, where there had been a small number of local elections . of imprisoned voters could have changed the election results, according to the AAF.
The group also criticizes Meza, a voting attorney, for supporting gun control while she was senior counsel for the NAACP and claims she accused people of not wearing masks or observing proper social distancing rules as forms of voter intimidation in 2020.
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Former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi speaks during a news conference during a break from President-elect Trump's secret money trial outside Manhattan Criminal Court on May 21, 2024 in New York City. (Getty)
Ross is listed for being the Justice Department attorney who filed a complaint in 2021 against Georgia's election integrity initiatives. The complaint accused the state of racist intent by prohibiting the mailing of unsolicited absentee ballots to voters, requiring voter identification and prohibiting possible bribery of voters with food and beverages at polling places.
Fox News Digital reached out to the Department of Justice's Voting Division's Civil Rights Division for comment but did not immediately receive a response. Fox News Digital also asked the agency if everyone named in the letter wanted to respond.
This is not the first time the AAF has sought to influence the makeup of the federal government under Trump. Last week group Compiled a list of “awakened” senior officers. They want to fire Pete Hegseth, if he is confirmed to lead the Pentagon.
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