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How Trump Has Reshaped the Justice Department and Other Criminal Justice Areas in His Second Term

From immigration to the death penalty and beyond, here are some of the administration’s key changes in criminal justice.

Closing Argument • 01.24.2026

How Trump’s Relationship With Cops Got Thorny, From Jan. 6 Pardons to Budget Cuts

The president vowed to support the police and has given them reasons to cheer. But some of his actions have also frustrated some in law enforcement.

Analysis • 08.08.2025

Trump Flouts Pardon Rules — and Costs Victims and Taxpayers More Than $1 Billion

Many of the president’s recent pardons violate Justice Department policies designed to ensure fairness and public safety.

Feature • 07.28.2025

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