President Donald Trump has dismissed Gen. Timothy D. Haugh as director of the National Security Agency and head of U.S. Cyber Command following allegations of disloyalty raised by presidential adviser Laura Loomer, prompting concern among lawmakers over potential impacts to national security, the New York Times reported.

Gen. Timothy D. Haugh was relieved of his duties this week by President Trump after adviser Laura Loomer raised concerns about his loyalty and professional affiliations, according to U.S. officials and public statements made by Loomer.

During Wednesday’s Oval Office meeting, Loomer gave the president research files on government officials from various federal agencies, including the NSA, National Security Council, and State Department. She urged the president to act against those she identified as disloyal or appointed during former President Biden’s administration, ABC News reported.

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