The DOJ closed over 23,000 criminal cases in Trump's first six months while pursuing 32,000 immigration cases—a dramatic reallocation of prosecutorial resources that abandoned hundreds of terrorism and white-collar crime investigations. The declination rate in February 2025 alone (11,000 cases) was the highest monthly total in at least 22 years. The shift follows sweeping DOJ restructuring under Attorney General Pam Bondi, including shuttered units and thousands of departures, which ProPublica's two-decade data analysis shows represents a sharp break from both Biden-era and first-term Trump DOJ priorities.