Trump canceled Blackken and Sullivan’s security permits

White House officials announced on Saturday that US President Donald Trump has canceled former Secretary of State Antony Blainone’s security licenses and former National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, ISNA reported.

The move came a day after Trump announced that he had canceled former Democratic President Joe Biden’s security license and had stopped access to daily intelligence reports.

Officials announced Saturday that Trump has also canceled Lisa Monaco’s deputy prosecutor -general license. Monaco was involved in coordinating the Ministry of Justice’s response to Trump’s supporters on the US Congress building on January 7.

They added that Trump also canceled New York Prosecutor’s Latishia James security licenses and Manhattan District Prosecutor Alvin Bragg. The two have led cases against Trump.

Although the cancellation of permits may not have an immediate impact, it is another sign of a growing gap in Washington, Reuters reports. According to tradition, former US presidents usually receive intelligence reports to advise the current president about national security and foreign policy.

However, in year 2, Biden canceled Trump’s security license, which was then the former president.

Also last month, the new Secretary of Defense Pete Hegest canceled the personal security protection and security license of the retired General General of the Army and the former head of the US Armed Forces Joint Staff.

Milli, who served as the highest US military official in the first term of Trump’s presidency, became one of Trump’s main critics after his retirement in Biden’s presidency.

Many Biden’s government diplomats had worked with officials from Trump’s new government on issues, including the Russian war in Ukraine, in the weeks before Trump, when Trump took power. Belinkone and Sullivan have not yet responded to the Trump administration’s moves.

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