Trump Directs Bondi to Investigate 'Frivolous' Lawsuits Against His Administration

President Trump has instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to identify and penalize law firms that file what he deems 'frivolous' lawsuits against his administration, citing concerns over abusive legal practices. This directive comes amidst over 100 lawsuits faced by his administration, with a notable increase in injunctions against his actions compared to previous presidents. Trump's memorandum highlights the need for accountability among lawyers and law firms, particularly those involved in partisan litigation or investigations against him. Critics, including legal professionals, have condemned his actions as an attack on the legal industry, with some attorneys resigning in protest. Trump's directives also include assessing the security clearances and government contracts of targeted law firms. Observers note that this approach appears aimed at suppressing dissent within the legal community and undermining its independence.