The FBI has reportedly terminated between 15 to 20 agents who were photographed kneeling at a racial justice protest in Washington DC in 2020, following the death of George Floyd. The agents' actions were part of a broader movement against racial injustice, which gained significant attention after Floyd's death at the hands of a police officer. The FBI has not confirmed the exact number of firings, but the FBI Agents Association has criticized the decision, stating that it violates the agents' rights. This mass dismissal is seen as part of the Trump administration's campaign to eliminate what it views as left-wing policies within federal agencies. The kneeling gesture, which has historical roots in protests against police brutality, has sparked debate over its implications and the motivations behind it. The firings are part of a larger trend of personnel changes within the FBI, raising concerns about the agency's ability to recruit and retain skilled agents.