United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation & Steve Jensen

United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation: The United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation has fired approximately 20 agents, including those who kneeled during a 2020 racial justice protest, leading to internal controversy and lawsuits.

Steve Jensen: Steve Jensen, one of the fired United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation agents, helped oversee investigations into the January 6 United States Capitol attack and has filed a lawsuit alleging illegal termination.

Steve Jensen: Steve Jensen, a former assistant director of the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation's Washington field office, is a plaintiff in the lawsuit, alleging he was fired due to political pressure despite being initially supported by Kash Patel.

Steve Jensen: Steve Jensen, who helped oversee United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation investigations into the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, is a plaintiff in the lawsuit against the agency, alleging his termination was part of a retribution campaign.

Steve Jensen: Steve Jensen, former head of the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation's Washington Field Office, was ordered by Kash Patel to compile a list of agents who kneeled and was later fired himself.