FBI deputy chief Andrew Bailey to resign after a little more than a year with agency
Andrew Bailey, one of the FBI's two deputy directors, announced his resignation on Monday. He is leaving the agency after serving for just over a year.

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AI-generatedAndrew Bailey, one of the FBI's two deputy directors, announced his resignation on Monday. He is leaving the agency after serving for just over a year. Bailey, who previously served as Missouri attorney general and is described as a Republican ally of President Donald Trump, stated his departure is to return to his family. While serving under FBI Director Kash Patel, Bailey was involved in overseeing election-related investigations.
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5 extractedBailey stated he was leaving to return to his family.
Bailey left his job as Missouri attorney general to join the FBI.
Bailey is a Republican ally of US President Donald Trump.
Bailey is leaving the FBI after a little more than a year.
Andrew Bailey, one of the FBI’s two deputy directors, is resigning his position.