On Thursday, three former employees of the Ministry of Justice (DOJ) made the Trump administration with a lawsuit in which they claimed an illegal termination.

The efforts were led by the former state prosecutor Michael Gordon, who worked on the top cases in connection with January 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol. The complaint was also signed by Patricia Hartman, a former specialist for public affairs by the US lawyer, and Joseph Tirrelll, who previously headed Dojs Deepartmental Eaters Office.

In The court reportThe former employees claim that their shots “did not correspond to the law”, “contrary to a construction law on constitutional law, a power, privilege or immunity” and “beyond legal responsibility, authority or limits or legal law beyond statutory law”.

This is done in the middle of a wave of approximately 200 terms of office in the Trump department of the effects of Trump’s effects of the federal government in order to release the federal employee and exterminate “waste, fraud and abuse”.

“Every time I think we are at some point when the shots are over, there is another one.” Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) Said after the mass decisions. “So I would predict that we will see more.”

Attorney General Pam Bondi also fired 20 employees Who worked in the team of Special Counsel Jack Smith, including cases in connection with Trump’s storage of classified documents, after leaving the election as former president Biden.

The plaintiffs argue in the lawsuit that Bondi is not authorized to remove Doj employees with a process and indicate guidelines that are available for Platemproyees before “unhappy” termination.

They later added in the complaint that “the employees should be protected by arbitrary action, personal preference or coercion for party political purposes”.

Gordon, a former deputy US lawyer, was released by Bondi on June 27 without explanation.

“The law requires that the government cannot fire a federal prosecutor without giving and then giving a justification, a reason for the Merit-based reason for shooting,”

He was canceled on the same day as two other deputy US lawyers who also worked on January 6th were released. This showed that the termination was “retaliatory measures for prose that was achieved as a more politically connected,” the lawsuit said.

Hartman, who completed communication in connection with the cases on January 6, was released on July 7th in the middle of her working day. In her memorandum of the termination, he was made without future explanation on Article II of the Constitution according to Article II.

Tirell, a veteran of the US Navy, was ended again on July 11th without prior warning when he was addressed to the lawsuit.

“The Ministry of Justice’s dismissals of the Ministry of Justice are growing. The workforce was devastating,” said Stacey Young, Executive Director of Justice Connection, an alumni organization by Doj, who tries to protect itself to protect its universities in a statement from the hill.

The Doj did not immediately answer inquiries about comments.