According to CoinMeta, after the mid-term elections in 2026, three senior officials from the U.S. Department of Justice resigned one after another. Analysts believe that this wave of departures from the DOJ was within expectations. With the Republican Party losing control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives, the Trump administration is facing a "paralyzed" situation, so it is not surprising that some officials have chosen to return to well-paid law firms. On the 6th, U.S. Attorney General Todd Branche announced that Jason Redding Quiñones, the federal prosecutor for the Southern District of Florida, and Assistant Attorney General John Eisenberg, who is in charge of national security affairs, had resigned. A day earlier, Branche confirmed that Assistant Attorney General Hamit DeLong, who oversees civil rights matters, had also resigned, and DeLong's spokesperson stated that he would return to work at his own law firm, "DeLong Law Group."