Trump's selective enforcement undermines justice

Reading about the Trump Administration's "Department of Government Efficiency" initiative, I'm honestly frustrated. The article outlines how this initiative led to a significant reduction in prosecutors, which is just another example of how Trump's policies prioritize political gain over the rule of law. By pushing for more selective enforcement, he’s essentially creating a system where justice is not blind but rather biased and ineffective. This isn't just about cutting costs; it's about undermining the very foundations of our judicial system. When prosecutors are reduced, who suffers? The marginalized communities that already face systemic injustices. It's like Trump is saying, "let's make it easier for my friends and harder for everyone else." This selective enforcement erodes public trust in the legal system and makes it harder for ordinary citizens to seek justice. We should be alarmed that a leader would prioritize efficiency over accountability, especially in a democracy that relies on equal treatment under the law. This trend is dangerous, and we need to hold our leaders accountable for their actions that threaten the integrity of our institutions. For more details, https://www.aoshearman.com/en/insights/us-enforcement-trends-2025-retrospective