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The Department of Justice has been at the heart of Trump's legal challenges over the years.

It's also become a major target of

his attacks against federal agencies. This week, the Justice Department announced their intention

to release part of their report on Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. But they plan to

withhold part of the report on Trump's mishandling of classified documents kept it as Mar-a-Lago

resort in Florida.

Special counsel Jack Smith, the prosecutor who led those two federal investigations, plans to

step down before Trump's inauguration. That's according to reporting from the New York Times.

Trump had promised to fire Smith within two seconds of taking office. But that isn't the only

threat the president-elect is leveled

against the DOJ in recent months. He's threatened mass firings and targeted the department

during campaign speeches. As part of our dot-gov series, we're examining the role of federal

agencies and the workers who keep them running. For this episode, we're looking at the Justice

Department. What is Trump's

vision for the agency? And what does it mean for the people who work there and those they serve?

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