Trump announces the departure of his Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke

Ryan Zinke, Secretary of the Interior, joins the long list of ministers, advisors or even boss of the FBI dismissed or pushed to resign since the election of Donald Trump.

While he was enjoying a few hours before finally finding his chief of staff in a context of high tension in the White House, Donald Trump announced this Saturday a new start in his administration. The seventh minister on the departure is none other than the controversial Ryan Zinke, hitherto in charge of the Interior.

A few hours earlier, it was General John Kelly, secretary general of the White House and as such one of Donald Trump's closest advisors, who had thrown in the towel. John Kelly was formerly the new Homeland Security Prime Minister, before joining the White House General Secretariat in July 2017 to restore some order. It was at his post that the president announced Mick Mulvaney, until now the budget director as acting replacement.