Trump denied Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton access to classified information

By his decree, US President Donald Trump deprived former Vice President Kamala Harris, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, as well as other officials from the Democratic Party of access to classified information. This was reported by Reuters on Friday, March 21, with reference to the relevant memorandum.

"Donald Trump on Friday revoked the security clearance of former Vice President Kamala Harris, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and others as part of his latest move against his Democratic opponents," the agency reports.

At the same time, earlier the American leader also revoked access to classified information to his predecessor, the 46th President of the United States Joe Biden, the document says.

"I have determined that providing access to classified information to the following individuals is no longer in the national interest," Trump said in the memo.

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On the same day, NBC News reported that former US President Joe Biden plans to actively participate in the preparation of the Democratic Party's election campaigns at the federal and regional levels. According to the latest NBC poll, the level of support for the Democratic Party has dropped to 27%, which is the lowest level since 1990. There is no consensus within the party leadership on how to use Biden's participation in the election campaign.