Bondi Moves Fast To Advance Trump’s Mission And Root Out Deep State Influence

Newly confirmed Attorney General Pam Bondi has taken immediate action to push forward President Donald Trump’s efforts to restore justice and eliminate Deep State control within the federal government. Bondi has already implemented key directives aimed at removing entrenched bureaucrats, ensuring accountability within the Department of Justice, and cutting off federal support for policies that undermine national security.

One of Bondi’s first moves was establishing the Weaponization Working Group, which will investigate political prosecutions and improper actions taken by federal law enforcement agencies. The group will review cases tied to January 6, as well as other politically charged investigations, to determine whether partisan motives led to unjust prosecutions.

Additionally, Bondi has ordered an immediate pause on federal funding for sanctuary cities, cutting off taxpayer dollars from jurisdictions that refuse to enforce immigration laws. The Department of Justice will conduct a full review of these cities, and Bondi has warned that any attempts to obstruct federal immigration enforcement will be met with swift legal action.

The Justice Department has also been instructed to scrutinize internal policies that allowed unelected officials to act against the will of voters in recent years. Bondi has vowed to hold accountable those within the government who used their positions to push political agendas instead of enforcing the law.

Bondi’s appointment has signaled a major shift in direction for the DOJ, reflecting Trump’s broader strategy of removing entrenched bureaucrats and ensuring that federal agencies serve the American people rather than partisan interests. The administration has already seen results, with major changes in leadership at the FBI and the DOJ within days of Bondi taking office.

With Bondi leading the charge, the Trump administration is making clear that the era of politically motivated prosecutions and government overreach is coming to an end.