Overview
- Proposals include flooding the Justice Department with conservative loyalists and restructuring key decision-making roles.
- The FBI's authority would be constrained, with some responsibilities shifted to other agencies.
- The plan could dismantle diversity hiring programs and end federal oversight of police departments accused of racist practices.
- Trump's allies argue the president should have broad powers over the Justice Department, facing opposition from some Democrats and Republicans.
- Detailed preparations are being made, contrasting with the chaotic 2016 transition.