The deputy chief of staff at the White House’s Office of National Drug Control Policy is a 24-year-old political neophyte with no relevant policy experience and has only previously worked for President Trump’s campaign.

Taylor Weyeneth, a former Trump presidential campaign operative, joined ONDCP last year and according to a Jan. 3 internal memo obtained by the Washington Post, took over some of the duties of chief of staff following the departure of some top officials at the agency.