The U.S. Inspector for International Development launched the Inspector General after issuing a report on Trump’s reduction efforts

The Inspector General of the United States Agency for International Development was dismissed on Tuesday, a day after his office issued a report that explains in detail the negative impact to reduce the size of the Trump administration agency to the agency, according to a message obtained by NBC News.

Paul Martin, who has been the Inspector of the US Agency for International Development since 2023, was notified of his dismissal via e -mail.

“On behalf of President Donald J. Trump, I write to inform you that your position as a general inspector at the United States International Development Agency, immediately,” Treint Morse, Deputy Director of the Presidential Personnel Office, told Martin in an email obtained by NBC News. “Thank you for your service.”

CNN I mentioned for the first time Martin launch.

YE Repeatharbor By the US Inspector General of the International Development Agency, led by Martin, he warned of the dangers associated with the gap in employment, including the lack of supervision that the agency may leave “vulnerable to financing or the salaries of individuals associated with terrorist organizations inadvertently”

She also described the uncertainty surrounding the assistance of saving life issued by Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, which she said puts “more than $ 489 million of food aid in ports, during the crossing, and in warehouses at risk of converting damage.”

Martin informed his employees to remove him shortly after the termination notice.

Martin wrote in the email: “It was a real honor and pleasure to walk alongside my colleagues in Oig worldwide as we sought independent and aggressive supervision for the US Agency for International Development and Employees.” “Take care of yourselves and take advantage of each other. As always, thank you for what you do and how you do so.”

The White House immediately did not respond to Martin’s dismissal request.