Miami US attorney Jason Reding Quiñones, who oversaw the 'grand conspiracy' probe of Trump foes, resigns

Summary

Jason Reding Quiñones, the Miami US attorney who oversaw the 'grand conspiracy' probe of foes of President Donald Trump, has resigned, The Guardian and The Independent reported on Friday 6 November, the two outlets reporting the resignations of two Justice Department officials. The Guardian wrote that Reding Quiñones led an investigation into whether Trump's rights were violated during the 2020 election inquiry, and The Independent described the Miami US attorney as the architect of Donald Trump's aggressive Cuba crackdown, writing that the resignation marks the departure of the second senior Justice Department official since the Republicans' devastating losses in the midterms.

Latest: Jason Reding Quiñones, the Miami US attorney who oversaw the 'grand conspiracy' probe of Trump's foes, resigned, The Guardian and The Independent reported, one of two Justice Department officials to resign, The Independent calling the prosecutor the architect of Donald Trump's aggressive Cuba crackdown and writing that the resignation marks the departure of the second senior Justice Department official since the Republicans' devastating losses in the midterms.

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