Internet reports that on the 6th local time, NBC quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that U.S. Department of Justice officials have begun to evaluate how to end two federal criminal cases against President-elect Trump before he takes office in order to comply with the incumbent president's policy of not being prosecuted. Sources said Justice Department officials believe that there is not enough room to continue filing these two criminal cases against Trump, and it is meaningless to continue filing cases in the weeks before he takes office. Previously, Trump faced multiple prosecutions, including federal lawsuits accused of attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election and mishandling confidential documents after leaving office, as well as the "hush money case" case in state courts.