Trump to Dismiss deputy Security Adviser

White House's newly dismissed Deputy Security Advisor Mira Ricardle (left) and First Lady Melaniea Trump Photo: Collected

Trump to Dismiss deputy Security Adviser

The decision was taken to dismiss deputy national security officer Mira Ricardle, appointed in the United States White House. The decision came when the United States First Lady Melaniea Trump requested the security adviser to dismiss it.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement on Wednesday, "Ricardle will be in charge of elsewhere in the administration. Hopefully, he will also work with his new support from the trump administration. '

Trump's wife Melanie, while commenting about Mira Ricardle two days earlier, said, "She is not worthy of respect for working in the White House."

In October, it was known that there was a dispute between US First Lady and deputy national security officials. It is mentioned in a report that Melanie Trump and Mira Ricardle were involved in a dispute over the plane's flight during a visit to Africa.

With the announcement of news in the media, the announcement came as President Trump was going to take a change in his post-secondary rank. It is said that Trump, Chief of Staff John Kelly and Interior Minister Kirsten Nilsson can also be removed.