Removing a clearance is a big deal...the fact they are maintained means the due date for revaluation of the clearances has not occurred and they are active employees..thus active clearences. .the real question is can they hop on a system and view classified data or attend meetings with classified data in them...
Answer is prolly not...and I doubt when it comes time to renew those clearances.. it won’t happen..
Its just data to manipulate a position and to make some people look like they care...
‘the real question is can they hop on a system and view classified data’
What’s stopping them?
Actually it is not that hard to remove clearances and that action doesn’t have to await a reevaluation. It is done for cause, when someone’s actions or trust has been called into question. And, even if full removal was hard, suspension is not. The issue here is there is corruption in the FBI leadership who knows full well that there is justification, based on their actions, to, at a minimum, suspend their clearances. (Truth be known, the same would apply to Rosenstein and others in DOJ)