FBI deputy director announces he's leaving post
FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey announced his departure from the bureau after serving for approximately one year. He expressed gratitude to President Trump and other administration officials in a social media post.
FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey said Monday he is departing the bureau roughly a year after joining the Trump administration. Bailey, in a post on social platform X, thanked President Trump, Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel “for the opportunity to serve” in the post. “With great pride in what we have...
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