Senior White House adviser Jared Kushner is still using a temporary security clearance almost 10 months after joining the Trump administration, Politico reported Thursday.
Officials familiar with Kushner’s situation told the outlet that Kushner has been using an interim security clearance that has allowed him to work on sensitive foreign policy issues while his application for a permanent clearance is under review.
The news comes hours after Kushner and his attorneys denied a request from the Senate Judiciary Committee to produce documents related to his security clearance, including a form that Kushner has repeatedly amended to include his foreign contacts.
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