The Justice Department has proposed merging the Drug Enforcement Administration with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives as part of what would be a dramatic shift in the ...

The U.S. Justice Department is considering merging the lead agencies enforcing drug and gun laws in a major shakeup as it follows President Donald Trump's instructions to sharply streamline the ...

By Steve Neavling. Justice Department leaders are considering a plan to merge the DEA and ATF into a single agency, according to an internal memo reviewed by The Associated Press.. Deputy Attorney ...

Perhaps the most sweeping part of the Justice Department's plan is a push to merge the DEA and ATF, which often work together along with the FBI but are both led by separate directors and are ...

It would also pose a challenging task for the Justice Department to seamlessly try to combine the DEA's complex role of regulating pharmacies, doctors and drug manufactures, and the ATF's ...

It would also pose a challenging task for the Justice Department to seamlessly try to combine the DEA’s complex role of regulating pharmacies, doctors and drug manufacturers, and the ATF’s ...

Justice Department seeks to merge DEA and ATF as part of massive shakeup in its ... It proposes transferring INTERPOL Washington to the U.S. Marshals Services, merging the DoJ’s grant ...

Justice Department proposes merging ATF with DEA, other major changes The potential changes were outlined in a memo sent from the office of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche. Updated March 27, 2025 ...

US Justice Department Considers Merging DEA, ATF in Major Shakeup, Memo Says. By Reuters | March 27, 2025. ... The memo also proposes moving some attorneys from the Tax Division to U.S. Attorneys ...

Justice Department eyes combining ATF and DEA as part of broad restructuring. The Department of Justice headquarters building in Washington is photographed early in the morning, May 14, 2013.

Perhaps the most sweeping part of the Justice Department’s plan is a push to merge the DEA and ATF, which often work together along with the FBI but are both led by separate directors and are ...