Senior FBI Leaders Resign Amid Agency Overhaul

President Donald Trump's administration has instructed at least six senior FBI leaders to resign or face termination by Monday, as part of a broader reshuffle within federal law enforcement agencies. These officials, many of whom were promoted under former FBI Director Christopher Wray, include executive assistant directors responsible for critical areas such as national security. The move coincides with Trump's nominee for FBI Director, Kash Patel, facing Senate confirmation hearings, where he pledged not to engage in politically motivated actions. This development is part of a larger pattern of personnel changes, including the firing of over a dozen Justice Department lawyers involved in cases against Trump. These actions align with Trump's agenda to 'end the weaponization' of federal agencies against conservatives. The shake-up has been met with internal discontent, as many of the affected officials are career civil servants, not political appointees.