In the aftermath of the January 6 Capitol insurrection, FBI agents find themselves facing a barrage of challenges. Some agents have been subjected to layoffs, while others have fallen victim to doxxing, causing serious concerns for their safety.

A new report reveals that FBI agents who were involved in investigating the January 6 attack were recently targeted for layoffs by the Trump administration. Many of these agents are now fighting back, suing the former administration for wrongful dismissals.

In addition to the layoffs, some FBI agents have become victims of doxxing, where their personal information is exposed online, putting them and their families at risk. These agents now fear for their safety and are taking legal action to hold those responsible for the doxxing accountable.

The Department of Justice has issued a stern warning against firing or taking legal action against FBI agents involved in the January 6 investigation, emphasizing the importance of their work in protecting the nation's security.

As the FBI continues to grapple with the fallout from the January 6 insurrection, the wellbeing and safety of its agents remain a top priority.