FBI’s Bongino fires data with data in New York Times’ “Hit Piece.”

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bonguino fought back on Saturday in The New York Times after writing a “unconceived hit” that criticized the changes to federal law enforcement under the Trump administration.

A Times opinion piece published earlier that day and entitled “Trump’s Politicized FBI made Americans safe,” denounced the president. Donald Trump He will redesign the FBI to fulfill his own political goals, including attempting to hire jobs, prevent investigations into allies, and attempting to threaten political enemies.

“It’s obvious that you’ll be able to see the FBI’s Trump playbook,” the editorial board of the New York Times wrote. “He’s turning it into an enforcement agency of Maga’s priorities. Of his many efforts to weaken American democracy and gather more power for himself, his politicization of the FBI is one of the most explicit.

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“Trump’s politicization of the FBI prevents us from fighting terrorism, foreign espionage, biosecurity threats, organized crime, online fraud, white-collar crime, drug trafficking and more.”

Bongino took it to x To counter the news organization’s statistics claims, he says it demonstrates the FBI’s focus on violent crime and illegal immigration.

FBI initiatives like the Summer Heat, which helps eliminate criminals from the streets, now have lowest homicide rates. Our History. More than 800 violent child predators and 140 traffickers, along with about 14,000 violent offenders have been arrested. FBI agents have also locked in more than 50 foreign intelligence operatives for spying and smuggling harmful substances into the United States, Bongino said in the post.

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“We’ve locked up one of the most dangerous things Gang leader The county has dismantled gang operations in almost every corner of the country, including the biggest TDA gang takedown to date.

Over the past few months, the FBI has seized 22% more illicit drugs than its same time last year, including over 97,000 pounds of cocaine, over 7,000 pounds of methane and over 2,500 pounds of fentanyl.

The FBI, along with federal partners, helped in jail and deport more than 18,000 illegal immigrants. Many of them had criminal records. Zero’s illegal immigrants were released to the US from the border in June and 800 mobs were arrested for trying to stop law enforcement halting, Bongino said.

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“I would like to talk more about some of the incredible work our counterterrorism team is doing, but as you imagine, the information is categorized,” he wrote in the post. “But I promise you, it’s going on.”

He says, “In the end, we’re getting closer to more disclosures and fixing past mistakes to personnel. We’re making sure this is done right. But it’s absolutely done. Note that (New York) Times omitted these data points to tell the “story” rather than the story.

In February, Trump announced the former Bongino. Secret Service Agent And NYPD officials are the next deputy director of the FBI, calling it “great news for law enforcement and American justice.”

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Trump’s choice for the FBI leader, Kash Patel, was sworn in February after a narrow Senate confirmation vote.

Patel, the vocal enemy of Trump’s investigation and the forefront of Trump’s 2020 election fraud claim, vowed during a confirmation hearing that he would not engage in political retaliation against agents who worked on categorized documents cases against Trump and other politically sensitive issues.

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“We refuse to comment and there are no additions to add,” the FBI told Fox News Digital in an email.

The New York Times did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Fox News Digital.