"Controversial Bondi Celebrates with Trump, Aligns Justice Department with President's Agenda"
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"Controversial Bondi Celebrates with Trump, Aligns Justice Department with President's Agenda"
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Bondi has been at the center of controversy following revelations that she sold between $1 million and $5 million worth of Trump Media stock on April 2, the same day President Trump announced significant new tariffs that caused the stock market to plummet. Trump Media, which operates the Truth Social platform, fell 13% in the days following the announcement before eventually rebounding. The timing of these transactions has raised questions about potential insider trading, though determining whether Bondi had advance knowledge of the tariff announcement remains unclear.
Since her confirmation in February 2025, Bondi has implemented several significant changes at the Justice Department. Hours after her swearing-in ceremony at the White House, she ordered the creation of a "weaponization working group" to review the federal prosecution of Donald Trump, including cases brought by special counsel Jack Smith. This directive aligns with claims made during her confirmation hearing that the Justice Department had "targeted Donald Trump."
In March, Bondi welcomed President Trump to the Justice Department and later made headlines for challenging a judge's authority regarding deportation flights, stating that judges are "meddling in our government." She also decided not to investigate the United States government group chat leak that occurred that same month, determining that the shared information was not classified.
April saw Bondi making controversial statements about fentanyl seizures during Trump's first 100 days back in office. She initially claimed these seizures had saved 21 million lives, later increasing this estimate to 119 million, and finally to 258 million lives. These statistics have been met with skepticism given the actual annual fentanyl death rate in the United States is approximately 70,000, and her final claim represents 75% of the U.S. population.
Bondi has also directed federal prosecutors to seek the death penalty in the Luigi Mangione case and held a task force meeting on anti-Christian bias in April. Her tenure has been characterized by significant policy shifts that align with President Trump's priorities, particularly regarding immigration enforcement and criminal justice.
As the 87th United States Attorney General, Bondi continues to reshape the Justice Department's approach to various issues while maintaining close alignment with the President's agenda.