Pam Bondi Fired: A Look at Her Work for Freedom, Families and Children

President Donald Trump announced this morning that Pam Bondi was fired from her position as attorney general. “She will be transitioning to a much needed and important new job in the private sector,” he stated.

He also stated that Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche would be serving as acting attorney general until her replacement is nominated and confirmed.

In a post on Truth Social, the president praised Bondi as “a Great American Patriot and a loyal friend” who “did a tremendous job overseeing a massive crackdown in Crime across our Country, with Murders plummeting to their lowest level since 1900.”

As head of the Department of Justice, Bondi had done much to protect religious freedom, families and children. Here are just a few examples of those actions.

Religious Freedom

Instead of weaponizing the FBI to intimidate and arrest pro-life supporters or targeting “radical-traditionalist Catholics” as “violent extremists,” both of which had taken place in the Biden administration, Bondi worked to affirm religious freedom and protect places of worship.

When a group of activists, including former CNN anchor Don Lemon, invaded Cities Church in St. Paul, Minnesota in January, Bondi had the pro-illegal alien activists arrested. She made clear that the DOJ was committed to protecting religious freedom, posting on X, “We will protect our houses of worship.”

Protecting Girls Sports

Under Bondi’s leadership, the DOJ acted against schools and state education departments that allowed boys to participate in girls sports and to use girls locker rooms, showers and restrooms.

In April 2025, the Departments of Justice and Education announced the formation of “the Title IX Special Investigations Team … to ensure timely, consistent resolutions to protect students, and especially female athletes, from the pernicious effects of gender ideology in school programs and activities.”

Among other actions, the DOJ filed a civil lawsuit against Maine for failing to protect women in women’s sports; sued the California Department of Education and California Interscholastic Federation for violating Title IX; and filed suit against Minnesota for discriminating against girls by failing to “protect girls sports and intimate spaces.”

Standing Against Transgenderism

The former attorney general took a strong stand against the mutilation of confused children with “transgender” medical interventions. In an April 2025 memo, Bondi directed the DOJ to investigate “transgender” medical interventions performed on minors.

Among other actions to protect children, she told attorneys to investigate manufacturers and distributors who promote the off-label use of puberty blocking drugs and opposite-sex hormones; pursue investigations of false claims submitted to federal health care programs for claims related to radical gender experimentation; and work with whistleblowers who have knowledge of any violations under the False Claims Act.

Those actions led to hospitals, clinics and universities across the country shutting down programs that damaged countless minors with experimental and mutilating puberty blockers, opposite sex hormones and surgeries.

Fox News said the president was “reportedly considering replacing Bondi with Environmental Protection Agency Director Lee Zeldin, according to the sources familiar with the matter.”

The news outlet pointed to controversy over her handling of files about the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein as part of the motive for her firing.

In a press release, Bondi stated:

Over the next month I will be working tirelessly to transition the office of Attorney General to the amazing Todd Blanche before moving to an important private sector role I am thrilled about, and where I will continue fighting for President Trump and this Administration.

She said leading the department was “the honor of a lifetime,” and pointed to accomplishments such as securing “the lowest murder rate in 125 years” and the “first-ever terrorism convictions against members of Antifa.”

The Daily Citizen wishes Pam Bondi well and is grateful for her good work on behalf of religious freedom, families and children.

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