
Federal prosecutors resigned this week when the Justice Department dropped corruption charges against New York Mayor Eric Adams in an alleged deal tied to his new alliance with immigration officials. President Donald Trump dismissed the departures as meaningless.
"Well, I don't know about it, and obviously I'm not involved in that," Trump said when pressed by reporters. "But I would say this: that what if they had a problem, and these are mostly people from the previous administration, you understand? So they weren't going to be there anyway. They were going to all be gone or dismissed, if not."