President Donald Trump has announced the departure of Ed Martin from the Department of Justice. Martin served as the pardon attorney. The announcement was made on Friday, and it marks the end of Martin's tenure in the role.
Further details about the departure and any potential replacement are available from the source, but it is confirmed that Ed Martin is leaving his post as pardon attorney at the Department of Justice.
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