1. White House Office · Minor
Appoint an IGA Director with one or two Deputy Directors
Printed page 35 1. White House Office
“The IGA should have a Director to whom one or two Deputy Directors report. The Director must ensure that the White House remains connected to all non–federal government entities.”
What has happened
- Done
The structure the Quote describes exists exactly. The Annual Report to Congress on White House Office Personnel as of 2026-07-01 lists Ashley A. Walukevich as Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, with two Deputy Directors of Intergovernmental Affairs beneath her — Jared P. Borg and Connor P. Reardon. The ask is "a Director to whom one or two Deputy Directors report", and the report shows a director and two deputy directors.
Research log
What was searched, and what didn’t count as evidence
Research notes
Researched 2026-08-27, in one search that covered all of Chapter 1’s White House staffing asks.
- 2026 report: WALUKEVICH, ASHLEY A. — Director of Intergovernmental Affairs; BORG, JARED P. and REARDON, CONNOR P. — Deputy Directors of Intergovernmental Affairs. Two associate directors sit below them, which the Quote neither asks for nor forbids.
- Dated to the 2026 report: the 2025 report shows a Director of Intergovernmental Affairs (Alexander E. Meyer) but only one deputy director, which also satisfies “one or two” — the 2026 report is cited because it is the current state and shows the fuller structure.
- The Quote’s second sentence (“The Director must ensure that the White House remains connected to all non-federal government entities”) describes the job, not a further ask.
- Action
- appoint
- Object
- Office of Intergovernmental Affairs Director and Deputy Directors
- ID
- 24