Army Secretary Dan Driscoll to lead ATF, replacing FBI Director Kash Patel

US Army Secretary Dan Drichol was exploited to serve as the alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives office, ATF, to replace the FBI director Cash Patel, who was appointed in the role in February, according to an American defense official.

Defense official told Fox News, DRISCOLL was notified of the appointment on Wednesday while traveling in Europe.

It will achieve both roles, and continue to work as an army minister with ATF supervision.

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A source close to Battle Fox News Digter told ATF that it was removed from its plate because he wanted to focus on the office.

“It was not supposed to be a long -term thing. He was happy with service, of course, but his job is the FBI director,” the source said.

Trump was chosen from North Carolina, and Drskol, an old army warrior and investment capitalism, was chosen to work as an army minister. Drskol, a great adviser to Vice President JD Vance, with the Tenth Mountain Section as the Knight Scout Assembly to support the Iraqi freedom process.

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Cash Patel will witness during his confirmation session before the Judicial Committee of the Senate, January 30, in Washington, DC (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Patel was sworn in to lead the ATF days after he swore to the oath to the FBI presidency after a controversial confirmation process in which the Democrats sparked a warning about its lack of administration’s experience, among other claims.

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President Donald Trump did not explain his plans for ATF, which has long been a target for Republicans in congress. He accused the agency of enforcing the laws of the nation with regard to firearms, explosives and intentional burning.

He is also accused of licensing federal firearms dealers, tracking the weapons used in crimes and analyzing intelligence in investigations into the shooting.

Morgan Philips of Fox News Dienie and Luis Cassiano contributed to this report.