President Donald Trump made an announcement on Friday regarding a change in personnel at the Department of Justice. Ed Martin, who serves as pardon attorney, will be departing his position.
The announcement was made by President Trump, who stated that Ed Martin is leaving the Department of Justice.
Further details about Ed Martin's departure are available from the source, but it is confirmed that he will be leaving his post as pardon attorney.
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