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Trump''s top homeland security adviser resigns: White House

WASHINGTON: Donald Trumps administration was hit with a fresh resignation on Monday as his top homeland security adviser Tom Bosserta presidential favouriteannounced his departure from the White House

Updated At : 01:46 AM Apr 11, 2018 IST

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Washington, April 10

Donald Trump's administration was hit with a fresh resignation on Monday as his top homeland security adviser, Tom Bossert—a presidential favourite—announced his departure from the White House.

"The president is grateful for Tom's commitment to the safety and security of our great country," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said of his departure.

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The announcement came a day after John Bolton took over as Trump's fourth national security advisor. — AFP

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