Jason Reding Quinones resigns amid Trump's alleged election probe
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Jason Reding Quinones, the top federal prosecutor in South Florida, just resigned. His office was leading the investigation into Donald Trump's alleged election conspiracy, a hot topic with big political stakes.
This is the second big Justice Department exit since Republicans lost ground in the recent midterms.
Quinones praised for prosecutions and investigations
Quinones's team played a central role in looking into claims that Trump tried to use the Justice Department for political gain.
He also made a mark fighting violent crime and trafficking, earning praise from Attorney General Todd Blanche for his dedication.
His office even indicted Raul Castro, showing just how much impact Quinones had during his time in charge.