White House staff to need prior approval to meet with lobbyists, under Stephen Miller memo
Summary
White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller issued a memo requiring White House staff to get advance approval before meeting with lobbyists. The memo assigns approval to the Office of White House Counsel and followed Republican losses in the midterm elections.Key Facts
- Stephen Miller is the White House chief of staff.
- Miller’s memo requires White House staff to obtain approval before meeting with lobbyists.
- The Office of White House Counsel must approve the meetings.
- The directive applies to White House staff.
- The policy change followed Republican losses in the midterm elections.
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