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Saturday, March 31, 2018
How Trump got to ‘yes’ on the biggest purge of Russian spies in U.S. history
In the days leading up to the largest expulsion of Russian spies and diplomats in U.S. history, few people inside or outside the Trump administration knew exactly what the president would do.
U.S. intelligence officials, who had been pushing to dismantle Moscow’s spy networks, believed that the president might decide against a recommendation to close the Russian Consulate in Seattle.
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