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Two FBI agents overseeing counterterrorism in Washington were removed from their positions after their team determined that harassing calls received by Katie Miller, wife of White House adviser Stephen Miller, did not warrant further investigation. The agents’ reassignment followed disagreements over the handling of the case, with FBI leadership denying any political influence. The decision has sparked criticism among FBI employees who view it as a politicized personnel move.
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