The Trump administration fired at least four Justice Department prosecutors on Monday over their collaboration with abortion-rights groups on FACE Act enforcement during the Biden administration, then hosted anti-abortion advocates at DOJ headquarters on Wednesday to discuss the findings. This illustrates the new administration's stated intention to restructure prosecutorial priorities and end what it characterizes as politicized enforcement. The article does not address whether the Biden-era collaboration itself violated law or ethics rules — it reports the Trump administration's accusation and the prosecutor firings as fact, but the underlying legal question of whether coordinating with advocacy groups on law enforcement constitutes 'weaponization' remains contested between administrations.