Two senior Justice Department officials have left their posts, Attorney General Todd Blanche announced, according to an Axios report and a CBS News report.

Axios reported that Harmeet Dhillon, assistant attorney general for civil rights, "has resigned from her role," and that Blanche said so on Thursday. Axios described her tenure as one in which she replaced attorneys with others it characterized as more closely aligned with the Trump administration's ideology.

CBS News reported that Assistant Attorney General John Eisenberg stepped down on Friday, and that Blanche announced the move. The CBS News headline identifies Eisenberg as the top lawyer in the department's National Security Division and says he "abruptly resigns."

Neither the Axios report nor the CBS News report, in the summaries available, gives a reason for either departure. The two outlets describe separate departures announced on different days.

Axios and CBS News each named Blanche as the source of the announcements. Neither summary says who will take over either position.

Sources: Axios: DOJ's Harmeet Dhillon resigns; CBS News: Top lawyer in DOJ's National Security Division abruptly resigns.