Two Senior FBI Agents Reassigned After Investigation Closure Overruled
Two senior FBI agents overseeing counterterrorism in Washington D.C. were reassigned after their decision to close an investigation into alleged harassing calls made to Katie Miller, wife of Trump adviser Stephen Miller, was overruled by bureau leadership.
Santa Barbara Santa Maria San Luis Obispo, CA, September 26, 2026 —
Two senior Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) agents stationed in Washington D.C. have been reassigned. The agents were responsible for overseeing counterterrorism operations in the region.
Their reassignment follows a decision by bureau leadership to overrule their judgment on closing an investigation. This investigation pertained to allegations of harassing calls made to Katie Miller. Katie Miller is the wife of Stephen Miller, a prominent adviser to former President Donald Trump.
The specifics regarding the timeline of the investigation, the nature of the alleged harassing calls, or the exact roles held by the reassigned agents were not immediately available. The internal decision-making process that led to the closure of the investigation and the subsequent overruling by leadership has not been detailed publicly. The outcome of the investigation itself, following the overruling, was also not provided.
The FBI has not released further details concerning the reasons for the reassignment beyond the procedural disagreement. The contractor’s name, the specific dates of the events, or any potential code violations or inspection outcomes related to the agents’ actions were not disclosed in the available information. The fine amount, if any, was also not provided.
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