9 fired FBI employees who worked on Trump documents case sue, alleging unlawful termination - CBS News

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Nine former FBI agents, who were part of the examination into Donald Trump's handling of classified documents, have filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department. The agents allege that Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta falsely described their firings to Congress during a hearing, leading to their termination. The lawsuit seeks back pay and reinstatement. Reports indicate the case involves claims of wrongful dismissals.

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