Trump taps Bossert for counterterrorism post
[WASHINGTON] US President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that Thomas Bossert, former deputy homeland security adviser to President George W Bush, would be his White House adviser on security and counterterrorism issues, according to a statement.
As assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, Mr Bossert would be Mr Trump's top counterterrorism chief. He is currently runs a risk management consulting firm and has cyber risk fellowship with the Atlantic Council think tank.
REUTERS
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