Oregon U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight fired by President Trump
Oregon U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight has been fired by President Trump, the U.S. Department of Justice announced late Tuesday. Here's the full news release: United States Attorney Natalie K. Wight Concludes Service to the United States Department of Justice U.
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight removed from job by Trump administration
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney Natalie K. Wight on Tuesday was told to step down from the job, a long-anticipated move since Donald Trump became president for a second term. Her first assistant, William Narus, 48, will serve as acting U.S. attorney until the administration nominates Wight’s replacement.
Oregon, Judge Vance Day and Department of Justice
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