BREAKING: AG Pam Bondi says DOJ sent preservation letters — including to Nancy Pelosi — after alleged calls to arrest ICE agents; DOJ warns it will prosecute obstruction. According to Fox News. (foxnews.com) What do you think? Comment below.
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On October 24, 2025, Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Justice Department dispatched preservation letters to several officials — including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi — after Pelosi and others reportedly suggested local authorities could arrest federal ICE agents during raids. Bondi warned those officials to “preserve your emails” and other records and said the DOJ would investigate and prosecute anyone impeding federal officers. Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche was identified as issuing the preservation directive, and Bondi vowed to protect ICE agents and pursue charges if laws were violated. Reporting appeared Oct. 24 in multiple outlets. (foxnews.com) (aol.com) (foxnews.com) (yahoo.com)
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