Two Senior FBI Agents Removed Amid Stephen Miller Investigation
Two senior FBI agents have been removed from their posts at the FBI's Washington Field Office over their handling of an investigation into alleged harassing calls made to the wife of former Trump adviser Stephen Miller.
Tucson, AZ, September 27, 2026 — Two senior Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents have been reassigned from their positions at the FBI’s Washington Field Office. The removal stems from their handling of an investigation concerning allegations of harassing phone calls directed at the wife of former Trump administration adviser Stephen Miller.
The specific details regarding the timeline of the agents’ removal and the exact nature of their alleged mishandling of the investigation have not been publicly disclosed. The FBI has not released the names of the agents involved, nor has it provided further information about the specific actions or decisions that led to their reassignment.
The investigation itself reportedly concerned harassing calls made to the wife of Stephen Miller, a prominent figure in the Trump White House. Information regarding the origin or perpetrators of these alleged calls, beyond the involvement of the now-reassigned agents, was not provided in the available summary.
The FBI’s Washington Field Office is a significant division responsible for a wide range of law enforcement and counterintelligence activities within the nation’s capital and surrounding areas. Reassignments of senior personnel typically indicate significant developments or concerns within the bureau’s operational or investigative processes.
Further details about the scope of the original investigation, the alleged harassing calls, or the FBI’s internal review process were not immediately available. The contractor’s name, the specific dates of reassignment, or any outcomes of internal reviews were not provided.
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