Boris Epshteyn's proposal to eliminate FBI background checks for appointees could allow Trump to swiftly place loyalists in power, leading to potential security risks.
The idea of outsourcing security clearances to private firms raises alarms regarding the vetting process, risking the appointment of individuals with problematic backgrounds.
Critics, including Adam Schiff, highlight the dangers of the proposal, suggesting it could facilitate the rise of unqualified or nefarious individuals in powerful governmental roles.
Trump's campaign refrained from endorsing Epshteyn's memo, focusing instead on attacking Democrats, showcasing a reluctance to engage directly with the controversial plan.
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