DHS confirms departure of Corey Lewandowski following leadership reshuffle

try{ var _=i o; . if(!_||_&&typeof _==="object"&&_.expiry Trump Mulls deployment of Marines to Iran, Houthis strike Israel as war continues Expert says the upcoming week will be a pivotal moment in the Iran war. Here’s why Leading broker sees gold falling to $3,700 as a real possibility U.S. tech pullback mirrors late stages of dotcom era, strategists say (South Africa Philippines Nigeria) DHS confirms departure of Corey Lewandowski following leadership reshuffle By Author Simon Mugo Economy Published 03/29/2026, 02:48 AM DHS confirms departure of Corey Lewandowski following leadership reshuffle 1 LDOS -1.30% PLTR -3.05% Investing.com -- The U.S. Department of Homeland Security confirmed on Saturday that Corey Lewandowski, a prominent advisor and former 2016 Trump campaign manager, has officially left the agency. Upgrade to InvestingPro for a deeper dive into market-moving news The departure follows the high-profile firing of former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem earlier this month. A DHS spokesperson stated that Lewandowski "no longer has a role" at the department, marking the end of his tenure as an unpaid advisor. Personnel shifts and the “shield of the Americas” initiative The exit of Lewandowski coincides with a broader restructuring of the administration’s security leadership. President Trump recently replaced Noem with former U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin, who received Senate confirmation last Tuesday. Noem has since transitioned into a new role as special envoy for the "Shield of the Americas", a strategic initiative focused on promoting U.S. security policies across the Western Hemisphere. Lewandowski will not be joining her at the State Department. Despite his exit from DHS, Lewandowski was recently seen accompanying Noem during diplomatic meetings in Guyana. However, State Department officials have clarified that he is not employed by the department in any capacity. Investors and policy analysts are closely monitoring the rapid leadership changes...