Presidential Purges Halt FBI Probes

A change in presidential control and an administration‑led purge of FBI leadership can terminate or neutralize active federal corruption investigations, leaving detailed allegations (grand‑jury evidence, donor emails, named participants) unexamined. That dynamic creates a mechanism by which powerful donors and contractors might escape accountability if investigative capacity depends on agency leadership that the White House can reshape. — Shows how executive personnel power can become a structural loophole for high‑level pay‑to‑play, with implications for corruption oversight and democratic accountability.