Former Attorney General Pam Bondi’s official portraits are coming off the walls of the Justice Department, one day after President Donald Trump announced that Bondi had been dismissed from her duties in the second Cabinet shakeup of his term.

One of Bondi’s framed portraits in the Justice Department’s offices was photographed in a trash bin, MS NOW reported on Friday, April 3.

Bondi, the former Florida attorney general who served as the nation’s chief law enforcement officer for just over a year, was reportedly informed of her ouster prior to Trump’s live address from the White House on Wednesday, April 1, and was already on her way back to Florida by the time the evening broadcast began, according to Fox News.

Bondi had accompanied the president to the Supreme Court only hours before, for a hearing in a case against Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship.