The online questionnaire landed in inboxes a day after the FBI’s acting director said the bureau would conduct a sweeping examination, at the request of the Justice Department, of anyone who touched the sprawling Jan. 6. investigation.
It is the latest sign that the Trump administration aims to deliver on its promises to make dramatic changes in the law enforcement agency and root out people who Trump or his allies claim acted inappropriately. On Friday, acting deputy attorney general Emil Bove asked for a list by Tuesday of all current and former FBI personnel assigned to investigations and prosecutions related to the Capitol attack and a separate terrorism case.
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