Stephen Miller's new rule on White House staffers meeting lobbyists: Work for the people of the nation like Donald Trump, not for lobbyists
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The new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller has moved to tighten access for lobbyists, requiring administration officials to obtain prior approval before holding policy-related meetings with registered lobbyists inside the White House complex. This is again a sharp departure from Susie Wiles who cultivated relationships with lobbyists, corporate executives and political donors.According to a memo circulated to White House staff, employees must obtain approval from the Office of White House Counsel before meeting registered lobbyists on the White House complex to discuss government policy.
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