Trump Fires U.S. Justice Minister Pam Bondi WASHINGTON, April 2, 2026 U.S. President Donald Trump has dismissed Justice Minister Pam Bondi, who will transition to a significant role in the private sector, according to multiple corroborated reports. The 60-year-old Bondi, whose termination was confirmed by three sources, served in the Justice Department under the Trump administration. No immediate reason was given for her dismissal. Two sources familiar with the matter stated that Bondi is set to take on a new high-profile position outside government. The nature of her upcoming role was not specified. Bondi, a longtime ally of Trump, previously served as Florida’s attorney general before joining the federal administration. Her departure marks another high-profile exit from the Justice Department. The White House has yet to issue an official statement regarding the firing or Bondi’s successor. NBC News and CNN were among the outlets reporting the development. Bondi’s tenure included involvement in several high-profile legal matters, though specifics were not detailed in the verified reports. Her close ties to Trump had drawn scrutiny in the past.