Trump rescinds own executive order preventing White House staff from lobbying

Former President Donald Trump rescinded his own executive order from 2017, on Wednesday, which had prevented federal administration employees from lobbying or working for foreign countries after leaving their jobs. He gave no explanation behind the move, and the executive order was one of the steps he took towards fulfilling a campaign promise to ’drain the swamp.’

Trump rescinds own executive order preventing White House staff from lobbying

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