Roger Rogoff, recently appointed as U.S. attorney for the Western District of Washington in Seattle, is fired by the Trump administration within minutes to an hour after his swearing-in, according to multiple reports. All outlets describe that federal judges appoint Rogoff and that he is sworn in in downtown Seattle shortly before 8 a.m. Pacific time. After the appointment and oath, the reports say the Justice Department moves to dismiss him almost immediately. CBS, Fox, and The Hill report that Todd Blanche announces the firing on X, and that Rogoff was informed by the Trump administration shortly after his appointment. The New York Post similarly reports that Rogoff is dismissed less than an hour after he is sworn in. None of the accounts provided here include detailed reasons for the firing, but they consistently state the timing and role: Rogoff is named as the top federal prosecutor in the Western District of Washington and is removed shortly afterward on the same morning.