Top National Security Council official forced out: report

[jpak]

Source: The Hill

A top National Security Council (NSC) official was forced to leave the group on Thursday, the most recent departure since national security adviser John Bolton joined the administration earlier this year, Politico reports.

Jennifer Arangio, a senior director in the NSC who worked with global groups, was escorted off White House premises and told that she was no longer needed in the administration, according to Politico.

An NSC spokesman told the newspaper that the group doesn’t comment on personnel issues, and Arangio didn’t return the publication’s request for comment.

A former White House official told the outlet that Arangio is “fiercely loyal” to President Trump, but that she clashed with White House aide Stephen Miller.

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Read more: http://thehill.com/policy/national-security/396953-top-national-security-council-official-forced-out-report

[Bernardo de La Paz]

1. Fascists tightening their grip. "Escorted off the premises". . . . . nt

[PSPS]

2. "she clashed with White House aide Stephen Miller" - I guess she isn't aryan enough

[Jim__]

3. "A White House official who supported higher numbers of refugee admissions to the United States ..."

From KFGO:

(Reuters) - A White House official who supported higher numbers of refugee admissions to the United States and clashed with immigration hard-liners in the Trump administration left her position on Thursday, two U.S. officials with knowledge of the departure said.

Jennifer Arangio, a senior director at the White House National Security Council for International Organizations and Alliances, left after months of open disagreements with officials who support slashing refugee admissions, including White House senior policy advisor Stephen Miller and Department of Justice official Gene Hamilton, said the officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

The sources said Arangio was escorted from the White House. It was not clear if her departure was directly linked to her views on refugee admissions.

Arangio received support from senior National Security Council (NSC) leadership when it was led by H.R. McMaster, one of the officials said. John Bolton, who took over as national security adviser in April, has expressed skepticism about some U.S. refugee admissions, especially from Syria.

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[NCjack]

4. Looks like she was Trump's spy in the NSC. Hope she engineers a frog-march for Miller. nt

[DeminPennswoods]

5. President Miller...

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[McCamy Taylor]

6. Because they object to giving the Baltic States to Russia

[Snellius]

7. If Miller, probably a racial purity issue

"Arangio" sounds vaguely ethnic.
Don't know what he has to do with NSC. I thought he spends most of his time rewriting the Nuremberg Laws.