According to the Minister for internal security Kirstjen Nielsen also gives her subordinate, the Director of the Secret Service, Randolph All his Post. The spokesperson of President Donald Trump, Sarah Sanders, said on Monday, Everything will get a divorce soon from the office.
the reasons were not mentioned, as in the case of Nielsen. The Secret Service is a law enforcement Agency, but no secret service. His staff are, among other things, for the protection of the President and other politicians in charge.
Trump had announced on Sunday that Nielsen will retire. Nielsen announced that it plans to stay until Wednesday in the office to ensure a smooth Transition.
Several U.S. media unanimously reported that Nielsen had been pushed to the Post. The channel CNN quoted an unnamed government employee with the words, in the Ministry of inner security unwelcome, the staff would be sorted out “almost systematically”.
Wednesday
praised Still on Wednesday, Trump had referred to the work of the Secret Service as “fantastic,” and stressed that he could not be more satisfied with the authority. Background the unauthorized Intrusion of a Chinese woman in trump’s Weekend retreat, Mar-a-Lago in Florida. The woman was arrested.
Sanders said, Everything will be replaced in early may by a career officials in the Secret Service by the name of James Murray. The personnel must not be from the U.S. Senate confirmed.
on Thursday the White house had withdrawn surprisingly, the nomination of Ronald Vitiello as the Director of the police authority for ICE, which is also the Department of homeland security. Trump had given as a reason for the decision that he wanted to go in a harder direction. Nielsen is said to have supported Vitiello as a candidate.
Trump had Everything named in April 2017 as the Director of the Secret Service. All had served up to his retirement from the U.S. armed forces in the year 2011, a total of 35 years in the marine infantry corps, most recently as a major General. He then moved to the customs and border protection CBP. (sep/AFP)
Created: 08.04.2019, 21:04 Uhr
