US President Donald Trump signed a memorandum last night, announced by the White House as a means to deter insults to the justice system and the courts, Reuters reported.
With the memorandum, Trump orders the attorney general (and Attorney General - in this case Pam Bondi) to pursue sanctions against lawyers and law firms that indulge in "frivolous, baseless and insulting litigation" with the state or government institutions, the world agency specifies.
Against this backdrop, US President Donald Trump has revoked the previously granted state security to his opponents in the two election campaigns he won - former US Vice President Kamala Harris and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who was also first lady, Reuters reported, citing a memorandum distributed by the White House.
The Republican head of state, who has already revoked the right to Secret Service protection for former US President Joe Biden and his family, faced Clinton in the 2016 presidential campaign, and last year he competed with Harris, who replaced Biden as the Democratic Party's nominee in the race.