Multiple web search results report that the Justice Department announced plans to bring back various methods of execution, including firing squads, electrocution, and gas asphyxiation, for federal offenses. This is reported across multiple independent search snippets.

Multiple web search results indicate the DOJ is strengthening the death penalty, mentioning the readoption of lethal injection protocols and the inclusion of additional methods like firing squads, consistent with the claim's narrative.

Multiple web search results cite statements from Donald Trump indicating his intention to direct the DOJ to 'vigorously pursue' the death penalty following clemencies by the Biden administration.

Multiple web search results state that the new policy clears the way for executions once death-sentenced inmates have exhausted their appeals, which aligns with the claim's assertion.

At least two web search results explicitly state that AP reported the federal government has not previously explicitly allowed firing squads, while also noting that a 2020 rule permitted other methods.

Two separate web search results state that the current actions reverse the approach taken by Joe Biden's administration, which paused federal executions.

Multiple web search results consistently report that Joe Biden commuted the sentences of 37 federal death row inmates to life without parole.

Two web search results provide specific, differing data points regarding public support for the death penalty, citing Gallup polling data (53% in 2024 vs. 80% in 1994), which corroborates the general trend and specific figures mentioned in the claim.