Fired hours after taking office, Seattle federal prosecutor sues Trump administration

Roger Rogoff's abrupt firing just hours after being sworn in as a federal prosecutor in Seattle has sparked a lawsuit against the Trump administration, making him the first in a series of ousted U.S. attorneys to challenge his removal in court. This move underscores the contentious nature of political appointments and removals in the Justice Department, raising questions about the administration's practices and the independence of judicial appointments. Rogoff's lawsuit could set a significant legal precedent regarding the constitutionality of such swift dismissals and the protections afforded to federal officials.