Trump's Justice Department hit by 2 high-profile departures this week

Two significant departures have shaken the Trump Justice Department this week, highlighting internal turmoil. Jason Reding Quiñones, the top federal prosecutor in Miami who managed investigations into past Trump-related criminal probes, has resigned, revealing potential shifts in focus within the department. This follows the announcement of Harmeet Dhillon's exit from her role leading the civil rights unit, indicating a possible realignment of key leadership positions. These exits could impact ongoing investigations and the department's direction under the Trump administration, raising questions about stability and future policy directions.