White House Continues Bloodletting At DHS
White House Continues Bloodletting At DHS

The Trump administration has forced two senior officials in the Department of Homeland Security to resign.

CNN reports it's the latest losses in a purge of the civilian arm of the US government's third-largest department.

Sources say that among them, one was Bryan Ware, a top official in DHS's cyber arm.

DHS assistant secretary for international affairs Valerie Boyd also resigned.

Leadership at the third-largest federal department has been exceptionally unstable throughout President Donald Trump's tenure.

The DHS has had five secretaries, yet only two of them were actually confirmed by the Senate: John Kelly and Kirstjen Nielsen.