Trump’s deputy chief of staff Taylor Budowich leaves the White House

Taylor Budowich, deputy chief of staff of the White House for communications and staff, should leave the administration at the end of the month, confirmed Fox News.

The release of Budowich marks the most important departure of the staff of the current administration of President Trump.

Trump’s long -standing advisor and one of his most reliable communicators, Budowich returns to the private sector. The role of the native of California gave him a broad influence on the messaging and the decisions of the personnel inside the west wing.

Trump’s main advisor, Stephen Miller, in a statement provided to Fox News Digital of the White House, called Budowich “One of Maga’s real faithful who shed his heart for this movement and our president. He is universally admired and respected. No matter the problem or need, his ideas and talents are all sought after and evaluated deeply.”

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Taylor Budowich, Deputy Chief of the White House for communications and staff, walks on the Southern Lawn Blanche lawn after arriving on Marine One in Washington, DC, July 15. Budowich will leave his role with the administration at the end of the month. (Al Drago / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Vice-president JD Vance said that Budowich is “an invaluable asset for this administration and someone I have personally reached an innumerable time during an incredible first year in power”.

“His surveillance of the White House communications team was an incredible success, where they did an exceptional work tapping the truly historical achievements of President Trump’s second term,” said Vance in a statement provided to Fox News Digital. “In addition to all this, he played an essential role in coordinating agencies of the cabinet of this administration and our public liaison office. We will miss a lot, but I am sure there are great things to come for Taylor.”

The chief of staff Susie Wiles added that Budowich is “a dear friend, and I know that President Trump holds him in very high esteem. I hate seeing him go personally and professionally, but I obviously wish it well in everything he decides is the next”.

And Trump’s long -standing assistant Dan Scavino told Fox News Digital that Budowich is “an exceptional American patriot and an exceptional friend and colleague, both on the campaign track previously and here in the White House. His unwavering dedication to the progress of President Trump’s President Trump once again made him a vital asset in Trump 2.0.

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Taylor Budowich, Deputy Chief of the White House, on the left, and Karoline Leavitt, press secretary of the White House, during a signature of executive decree at the Oval White House office. (Al Drago / Bloomberg via Getty Images)

“Taylor is the kind of person you want by your side in any type of challenge, any day of the week,” added Scavino. “I am grateful to his service to President Trump and the American people and I have a total confidence that he excelled in his future efforts. I wish him the best chances.”

Budowich was previously communications director for Save America PAC and Executive Director of Maga Inc., a Super CAP pro-Trump.

The deputy chief of staff of the White House, Taylor Budowich, will leave the Trump administration at the end of the month. (Images Andrew Harnik / Getty)

He was spokesperson for Trump during and after the 2020 campaign and testified in the investigation into the classified documents in 2023.

In November 2024, Trump announced the appointment of Budowich as deputy chief of staff, surveillance of the communication and staff strategy.

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Budowich’s departure adds speculation on which could fulfill its powerful role of Wing while Trump’s White House continues to shape its program before the rest of the term.

Budowich did not immediately respond to the request for comments from Fox News Digital.