White House Removes Two Agents from the US Department of Homeland Security | 2020 U.S. elections

• The 2020 presidential election was the ‘safest in history,’ says the US Department of Homeland Security.

Those laid off were Valerie Boyd, director of international affairs, and Bryan Ware, senior advisor for cybersecurity and infrastructure.

According to a newspaper interlocutor in the White House (seat of government), the nucleus around Donald Trump looks for totally loyal people, and officials who have worked in terms of other presidents are viewed with suspicion. Bush.

There were also layoffs in the US military. Three Pentagon leaders (named after the building where the US Armed Forces headquarters is located) were fired, including Defense Secretary Mark Esper.

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Department announcement

On Thursday, the cybersecurity and infrastructure sector of the Department of Homeland Security issued a statement saying that the 2020 US presidential elections were “the safest in US history.”

“The November 3 election was the safest in US history. Right now, across the country, election officials are reviewing and verifying the entire electoral process before finalizing the outcome,” the statement said.

The statement contradicts the claims of President Donald Trump, a Republican candidate who does not accept defeat in the reelection bid and insists that there has been fraud in the country. Democrat Joe Biden was declared the winner of the contest according to projections from institutes that have been working in the US elections for decades.

Still, according to the document, “there is no evidence that any voting system has excluded or lost votes, altered votes, or been compromised in any way,” contrary to what Trump says.

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