Former USDA inspector general defies Trump order, escorted from her office
- The Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Phyllis Fong, was escorted out of her office after refusing to comply with her firing by the Trump administration.
- Phyllis Fong stated she intended to stay after President Trump fired 17 inspectors general at various government agencies.
- Fong expressed that she believed Trump did not follow proper protocols in her firing, citing a position from the Independent Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency.
- The White House defended the firing, labeling the Inspectors General as 'rogue, partisan bureaucrats' and asserting the need for qualified individuals to protect democracy.
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