The head of the Trump administration has been sanctioned and will soon step down due to tensions in his relationship with Besent.

According to informed sources, John Hershey, the top sanction official of the Trump administration and deputy secretary of the Treasury responsible for counterterrorism and financial intelligence affairs, is rumored to be leaving soon due to strained relations with Treasury Secretary Scott Bennett. Before his expected departure, Hershey has been in disagreement with the Treasury Department's internal disputes over the strategy and objectives of American sanctions policy for several months. In order to retain this loyal and valued ally, officials are considering arranging multiple ambassador positions for Hershey, but his future whereabouts are still uncertain. A senior government official said that Hershey is currently negotiating ambassador positions with the White House, and he still maintains a good working relationship with Bennett at the Treasury Department.