Corey Lewandowski, who served alongside Kristi Noem at the Department of Homeland Security, was ‘not expected’ to land another job in the Trump administration after her sensational departure. Lewandowski, a longtime Trump confidante who served as an unpaid adviser to Noem, has been iced out by the White House amid multiple scandals, according to reports. Noem has been fired as DHS secretary after a series of high-profile controversies within the department.
She is slated to leave the position at the end of the month and will take a new title of Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas, a military coalition established by Donald Trump. After Noem’s demotion, questions loomed over whether her top confidant and rumored romantic interest would remain in the department. But officials in the Trump administration told the New York Times on Saturday that Lewandowski was ‘not expected’ to land another job following Noem’s exit. Lewandowski’s tenure at DHS and his political career prior have been littered with controversy. Lewandowski and Noem, both of whom are married, faced reports that they were in a romantic relationship. Noem dismissed the allegation as ‘tabloid garbage.’
