The Trump government gave the former highest woman in the army only three hours to leave her house after her expulsion about her support for diversity, fairness and inclusion policy.
President Trump fired Coast Guard Commander, Admiral Linda L. Fagan, almost immediately after he took office on January 20 – to find her while she waited to take a photo with Trump at the Chief Ball commander that evening.
Nevertheless, Fagan continued to live in her government -funded house on a joint basis of Anacostia Bolling until she was abruptly deported on Tuesday, NBC News reports.
“It's small and it's personal,” a friend of Fagan claimed.
They said that leaders of the Coast Guard had given the four-star admiral a statement of 60 days to find new homes.
But on Tuesday the officials of the Interior Security told Acting Commander, Kevin Lundy, that he had to kick her out because the president wants her out of the quarters.
Allegedly Lundy informed Fagan on Tuesday at 2 p.m. that she only had three hours to get out.
“It's really a strange power play,” said Fagan's friend.
President Trump fired Coast Guard Commander, Admiral Linda L. Fagan, almost immediately after he took office on January 20
Fagan was abruptly deported from her homes funded by the government on Tuesday
Shortly thereafter, the Fagan team reportedly received a phone call from assistants to Sean Plankey, a senior adviser from the Ministry of Domestic Security and retired coast guard officer, who instructed her to unlock the house so that the interior could be photographed.
But Fagan pushed back on DHS's efforts to take photos.
“I don't power them to enter my house, whether I am there or not,” the Admiral reportedly said another coast guard officer.
Lunday then brought that message back to the Piney team and noted that any attempt to gain access to the house comes down to entering the penetration, sources that are familiar with the expansion.
Nevertheless, Fagan decided to leave the house with many – perhaps all – of her personal articles and household articles that are still there, “said a former American military officer.
Allegedly she spent the night with friends.
US Transportation Command is now responsible for moving all its personal effects outside the house, and a DHS officer claimed that she was given a different place to stay.
However, that civil servant was unable to check whether the directive came directly from President Trump or whether his name was used without his knowledge.
The four -star Admiral reportedly protested the efforts of the Ministry of the Interior Security to photograph its rooms
Yet the non -geidified officer said that the eviction order was logical.
“She was finished two weeks ago today and she still lived in those admiral areas,” he said.
In the message of the Department of Homeland Security that announced the termination of Fagan, acting secretary Benjamine C. Huffman praised her 'long and illustrious career' as it 'thanked her for her service'.
But the Department later revealed in a statement that Fagan was removed from its position due to 'leadership deficits, operational failures and inability to promote the strategic objectives of the American coast guard', including non -security of the border and stopping drugs for the United States to enter and stop states.
The statement also accused Fagan of not recruiting and retaining staff and had an 'excessive focus' on dei programs.
Biden nominated Fagan as commander of the American Coast Guard in April 2022
She had even stated earlier: 'Diversity was certainly not there when I employed …
“The reason it is crucial is because various work teams perform better, homogeneous teams,” Fagan told the magazine Military Families in 2023. “They are simply stronger, more resilient, have better perspectives and deeper thinking power.”
Biden Nominated Fagan as commander of the American Coast Guard in April 2022, while her supporters greeted her as the first female admiral in a position of leadership of one of the armed forces.
