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After Influence Peddling Claims, White House Restricts Lobbyist Meetings

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The office of Stephen Miller, President Trump’s new chief of staff, outlined a new policy that seeks to show independence from special interests.

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  1. Washington ExaminerStephen Miller clamps down on lobbyist meetings for White House staffWhite House chief of staff Stephen Miller is cracking down on internal meetings with lobbyists in Washington, D.C., marking a departure from his predecessor. Susie Wiles, a former managing partner and lobbyist at Ballard Partners, was known for cultivating relationships with the lobbying industry during her time serving President Donald Trump. But now that she
  2. New York Times(subscription required)After Influence Peddling Claims, White House Restricts Lobbyist MeetingsThe office of Stephen Miller, President Trump’s new chief of staff, outlined a new policy that seeks to show independence from special interests.