Trump's DOJ barrels into midterms with lawsuits, raids and arrests

In the final stretch before the midterms, the Trump administration has aggressively targeted the Department of Justice's principles of independence and pre-election restraint, launching a series of politically charged lawsuits, raids, and arrests. This unprecedented interference aims to sway voter sentiment, raising alarms about the integrity of the electoral process. Such actions not only risk undermining democratic norms but also spotlight the potential for executive branch overreach in sensitive political moments. The implications could set a dangerous precedent for future administrations.