Brian Driscoll & Steve Jensen

Brian Driscoll: Brian Driscoll, a former acting director of the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation, is a lead plaintiff in the lawsuit, alleging he was illegally fired due to political motivations. He resisted demands to provide lists of agents involved in investigations against Donald Trump.

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.

Brian Driscoll: Brian Driscoll, a fired United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, served as acting director and resisted United States — United States Department of Justice demands regarding January 6 investigations, and has filed a lawsuit.

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.

Brian Driscoll: Brian Driscoll, a former acting United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation director, is suing the agency after being fired in a personnel purge, alleging it was a retribution campaign for resisting administration demands.

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.

Brian Driscoll: Brian Driscoll, a former Acting FBI Director, also filed a lawsuit over his termination, indicating a broader pattern of alleged retribution within the United States — Federal Bureau of Investigation.

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.