
Trump-Fired US Attorney Sues Over Rapid Removal
Roger Rogoff, a US attorney fired by Trump within 54 minutes, is challenging his removal, arguing federal law protected his position until a permanent successor was confirmed by the Senate.
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Roger Rogoff, a US attorney fired by Trump within 54 minutes, is challenging his removal, arguing federal law protected his position until a permanent successor was confirmed by the Senate.

The Trump administration fired the newly appointed US Attorney in Seattle, Roger Rogoff, less than an hour after federal judges appointed him. This move sparked controversy and raised questions about the administration's actions.

Roger Rogoff, a federal prosecutor fired by Trump less than an hour after taking office, has filed a lawsuit seeking reinstatement, arguing his dismissal violated law and the Constitution.

Roger Rogoff has filed a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration's power to fire him as U.S. attorney. Rogoff argues that he cannot be dismissed without Senate approval for a replacement candidate.