General Timothy D. Haugh, head of the NSA and U.S. Cyber Command, was removed from his position unexpectedly, alarming intelligence officials and Congress. Senators and representatives from the Democratic party condemned the ouster, particularly highlighting the public's need for transparency regarding the reasons behind the removal. Sources indicated the decision could have stemmed from a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer, who reportedly pressured President Trump to fire Haugh amid claims of slow progress on eliminating diversity programs within the military.
The head of the National Security Agency, Gen. Timothy D. Haugh, was removed from his position unexpectedly, raising questions about political influence on intelligence leadership.
Senator Mark Warner and Representative Jim Himes condemned the dismissal of General Haugh, emphasizing the need for transparency regarding this alarming development in national security.
There was no official confirmation of General Haugh's ouster, but sources implicated far-right activist Laura Loomer's call during a meeting with President Trump.
The decision to remove Haugh appears related to perceived delays in dismantling diversity programs, suggesting political motivations behind personnel changes in intelligence.
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