Deputy Homeland Security Secretary John Tien will retire on July 20, he told employees of the agency in an internal email seen by Fox News Digital on Tuesday.
is retiring from the Department of Homeland Security after serving for just under two years, marking the latest major departure to hit the agency.
In an internal email sent to DHS employees on Tuesday morning and seen by Fox News Digital, Tien thanked DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas"for having the confidence in me to support my nomination to President Biden and even more so, to empower and enable me to ‘co-lead’ the Department with him." He said he would most fondly remember the moves to improve pay, training facilities and technology support for employees.
He also cited Tien’s work at G7 ministerial meetings and internal efforts to strengthen training, hiring and improve facilities.
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