Tom Dupree
Tom Dupree is a former Principal Deputy Assistant U.S. Attorney General, recognized for his significant contributions to federal law and policy during his tenure. He is frequently called upon to provide expert analysis on complex legal matters, including immigration and constitutional issues, often appearing in media discussions to share his insights on current events.
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Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Tom Dupree discusses the Supreme Court's case on birthright citizenship.
Trump WH denies Biden executive privilege amid autopen investigation
United States· 2025-12-16
Former Deputy Assistant Attorney General Tom Dupree weighs in on the growing controversy over former President Joe Biden’s alleged autopen usage.
Trump terminates Biden documents allegedly signed with autopen signing deviceUnited States· 2025-11-28
Tom Dupree discusses the Department of Justice seeking the death penalty for Luigi Mangione.
Luigi Mangione fought 7 'ladyboys' in Thailand before CEO killing: reportUnited States· 2025-10-22
Tom Dupree, a former deputy assistant attorney general, commented on Trump's authority to fire Cook.
Trump aims high in bid to impose ultimate powerUnited States· 2025-08-27
Tom Dupree discusses the FBI raid on John Bolton's home and the implications of the investigation.
John Bolton legally vulnerable after FBI raid over classified memoirUnited States· 2025-08-26
Tom Dupree is a former deputy assistant attorney general who discussed the death penalty for Luigi Mangione.
CNN takes heat for Taylor Lorenz interview: ‘Journalistic malfeasance’United States· 2025-04-15
Tom Dupree is a former Principal Deputy Assistant U.S. Attorney General joining the discussion on immigration enforcement.
Federal authorities charge over 800 illegal aliens with immigration crimes in 1 weekUnited States· 2025-03-25
