Attorney General Bondi's Relentless Fight Against Child Exploitation and Fraud
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Attorney General Bondi's Relentless Fight Against Child Exploitation and Fraud
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Most recently, on May 2, 2025, Attorney General Bondi announced charges against three individuals for possession of child sexual abuse material, demonstrating her ongoing commitment to protecting children from exploitation. This action aligns with her established record of combating human trafficking, an issue she championed while serving as Florida's Attorney General.
On April 30, 2025, Bondi released the Week In Review, a regular communication highlighting the Justice Department's latest initiatives and updates on priority issues. The Attorney General's Office has also launched a new outreach program called "Scams at a Glance," designed to help Floridians protect themselves against fraud.
In late February 2025, Bondi made headlines when she released the first phase of declassified files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The Department received approximately 200 documents in response to her request for complete files on the notorious sex offender, showing her commitment to transparency in high-profile cases.
Bondi's tenure has not been without controversy. Her confirmation process in January 2025 was contentious, with Democrats raising concerns about her ties to Project 2025 and potential conflicts of interest from her previous lobbying work. During her confirmation hearing on January 15, 2025, she faced questions about maintaining the Justice Department's independence from presidential influence, particularly given former President Trump's past conflicts with his attorneys general.
Since taking office, Bondi has been briefed on national security and anti-human trafficking efforts at the Port of Tampa, the largest port in Florida. This focus reflects her continued interest in combating human trafficking, an issue she prioritized as Florida's Attorney General when she spearheaded efforts to strengthen state laws and created the Florida Statewide Human Trafficking Council.
Prior to her federal appointment, Bondi served as Special Advisor to President Trump in the Office of White House Counsel and worked on his defense team during impeachment proceedings. Her current role has her overseeing implementation of aspects of President Trump's agency policies and defending presidential actions in federal court.
As Attorney General, Bondi has stated her commitment to returning the Department of Justice to what she describes as its "core mission of keeping Americans safe and vigorously prosecuting criminals," emphasizing her background as a prosecutor who spent more than 18 years trying cases ranging from domestic violence to capital murder.