Former DOJ Attorney: I Was Fired After Refusing To Restore Mel Gibson's Gun Rights
Former DOJ pardon attorney Liz Oyer says she was fired after she refused to restore Mel Gibson's gun rights. Oyer says the request came from an official working at the Department of Justice but declined to identify the person who made the request.
Fired Justice Dept. official speaks about her ouster and Mel Gibson
Fired Justice Department pardon attorney Elizabeth Oyer says she was ousted after refusing to back restoring gun ownership rights to the actor Mel Gibson.
DoJ Lawyer Fired Over Mel Gibson Gun Rights Says We Should Be 'Terrified' About Silencing of Dissent Under Trump | Video
Liz Oyer, the former Department of Justice lawyer who was fired last week, apparently because she opposed restoring Mel Gibson's gun rights, had a stark message for Americans during an appearance on "All In With Chris Hayes.
Refusing to Restore Mel Gibson's Gun Rights Leads to Firing of DOJ Official, Attorney Claims
A former U.S. Dept. of Justice Pardon Attorney says she was fired last week from her position for refusing to reinstate Mel Gibson’s gun rights.
Why Did Mel Gibson Lose His Gun Rights? Everything To Know After Official Claims She Was Fired for Refusing to Reinstate Them
Former U.S. Pardon Attorney Elizabeth G. Oyer claims she was fired after refusing to restore Mel Gibson’s gun rights. She alleges that the request came from officials in Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche’s office and believes her refusal led to her dismissal.
DOJ pardon attorney says she was removed after dispute over Mel Gibson's gun rights
A top official at the DOJ was fired one day after refusing to recommend that Mel Gibson's access to firearms be restored, according to a statement provided to ABC News.
DOJ official fired after rejecting Mel Gibson's gun rights
Justice Department lawyer Elizabeth G. Oyer was fired after she refused to add Mel Gibson to a list of individuals considered for the restoration of their gun rights.
Why Did Mel Gibson Lose Gun Rights in 2011? Reason Explained
Prominent Donald Trump ally Mel Gibson‘s “lost” gun rights are back in the headlines after the U.S. Justice Department’s pardon attorney claimed she was “fired” over the issue. The current claims have prompted netizens to revisit the matter.
Mel Gibson Controversy Highlights a Bigger Scandal: Many Americans Lose Their Gun Rights for No Good Reason
Elizabeth Oyer, a former public defender who was appointed as the Justice Department's pardon attorney in April 2022, says she was fired last Friday because she refused to sign off on a recommendation to restore Mel Gibson's gun rights.
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