Six White House staffers fired after failing security test

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The White House dismissed six aides on Thursday after the staffers failed FBI background checks. Some of the aides were physically “walked out of the building by security” a day earlier.

Those affected had failed the SF86, a Questionnaire for National Security Positions used to determine whether a government employee is eligible for a security clearance. The test takes into consideration a person’s credit score, substance use and various personal subjects.

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